Youth
Forming holistic students in the Ignatian tradition
Amid recent landmark amendments to Vietnam’s education laws to adopt digital transformation and technology transfer, many students are experiencing mounting pressures in both their academic...read more
From Thailand to Vietnam, a journey into the heart of learning and service
Many students in our Catholic Student Network in Northern Thailand come from mountainous areas and economically disadvantaged backgrounds, making it difficult for them to pursue...read more
Fr General Sosa calls for “new intensity, coherence, and depth” in Jesuit work with young adults
“Courage. We walk with you.” These are the words of Fr General Arturo Sosa SJ to young people who find themselves in the chaos of...read more
ISJB@10: A look back at its history
The Instituto São João de Brito (ISJB) originates from the long educational tradition of the Society of Jesus in Timor-Leste. Since the foundation of the...read more
SAG: Educating for service, sustaining hope
St Aloysius Gonzaga Institute of Higher Studies (SAG) in Taunggyi is deeply rooted in the Jesuit mission of forming men and women for others to...read more
Blooming where we are planted
As Vietnam bloomed with flowers and decorations in preparation for Tet—the Lunar New Year—the Major Superiors of our Jesuit conference gathered at Vũng Tàu, a...read more
From Tokyo to Chiang Rai: Sophia-Xavier cultural exchange
Xavier Learning Community/Saengtham College, Xavier Campus in Chiang Rai, Thailand, hosted a cultural exchange programme in collaboration with Sophia University in Tokyo, Japan. Under the...read more
Finding a common language in friendship
The Catholic Student Network of Northern Thailand hosted 11 Vietnamese students and their chaplain during an international exchange programme in Chiang Mai from 20 to...read more
Rooted in community, ready for the world
On 26 January, Xavier Learning Community (XLC) in Chiang Rai, Thailand, graduated its sixth cohort of students, comprising 17 young people whose journeys are a...read more