Refugees
Journeying with migrants, refugees and the forcibly displaced
At the end of 2025, an estimated 117.8 million people worldwide were forcibly displaced as a result of persecution, conflict, violence and other catastrophes [i]....read more
Forced migration and human trafficking: A sign of structural injustice and modern slavery in the digital age
Second of two parts One of the most original contributions of Magnifica Humanitas is its invitation to see forced migration not merely as a humanitarian...read more
Australian Jesuit organisations call for stronger action on Myanmar amid worsening crisis
As Australia celebrates Refugee Week from 15 to 20 June, Jesuit Mission Australia and Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) Australia are calling on the Australian government...read more
Journeying with stateless people in Cambodia
In Cambodia, there is a population of over 70,000 ethnic Vietnamese stateless persons. They are neither Vietnamese nor Cambodian. They cannot read Vietnamese and do...read more
Accompanying migrants and refugees as pilgrims and missionaries of hope
The Jubilee of Migrants is one of several Jubilee days designated by the Church throughout 2025 to recognise and celebrate the diverse groups of people...read more
Promoting a culture of hospitality and reconciliation
The conference’s Migrants and Refugees Network (MRN) is made up of a diverse group of individuals, originating from various countries, with different backgrounds and working...read more
Urgent appeal to support JRS and Fe y Alegria amid funding freeze
The announcement of the US government on 24 January to suspend all foreign aid for at least 90 days has had a severe impact on...read more
Myanmar: Four years on, the future must be peace
A child gazes at the sky, unsure if the light is a guiding star or an airstrike. Today marks four years since the military coup...read more
Rooted in service: A Jesuit gathering on migration, faith, and fellowship
The Scholastics and Brothers Circle recently held its annual gathering over Christmas, hosted by the Cebu Center for Ignatian Spirituality in the Philippines. Forty-five Jesuits...read more