JCAP
The human cost behind the catch
Fr Gabby Lamug-Nañawa SJ, Br Dieng Karnedi SJ, and Br Jasper Ong SJ visited the Anambas archipelago in Indonesia from 13 to 16 July to...read more
An enduring hope in a fractured world
Humanity today finds itself entangled in unending wars, hatred and violence, climate change and environmental degradation, the resurgence of dictatorships and ultra-nationalism, deeply divided and...read more
Hope talks
The Reconciliation With Creation (RWC) Network held its first delegates meeting at the Metta Karuna Reflection Centre in Siem Reap from 8 to 11 July....read more
Charting the path for a hopeful future
The JCAP major superiors recently gathered in Tokyo for their biannual assembly. Kibe Hall, adjacent to St Ignatius Catholic Church, was the venue for the...read more
Finding our path: An Arrupe Month experience
From 26 May to 24 June, six Jesuit scholastics from Arrupe International Residence (AIR), Manila— Carlos Cesar (Brazil), Kriangkrai Tesena (Thailand), Paul Nguyen Xuan Danh...read more
Climbing Mt Kinabalu on the 10th anniversary of Laudato sí
The Asia Pacific Contextual Theology for Engagement Program (ACOTEP) is an immersion experience offered by the Loyola School of Theology as an intersession course. It...read more
Novice directors’ gathering in Siem Reap
Novice directors representing Myanmar, Indonesia, Timor-Leste, the Philippines, the Chinese Province, Australia, Japan, South Korea, and Vietnam, together with Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific (JCAP)...read more
Indigenous spirituality and the call to inner freedom, leadership, and compassion
Nestled in the highlands of Baguio, where the mountain air meets the quiet embrace of the earth, the Jesuit Companions in Indigenous Ministry (JCIM) gathered...read more
Encountering the divine among the Indigenous peoples
The Asia Pacific Contextual Theology for Engagement Program (ACOTEP) is an immersion experience offered by the Loyola School of Theology as an intersession course. It...read more
