After discovering the first signs of his religious vocation at a young age when he attended Mass with his mother, Fr. John O’Brien, SJ, joined the Society of Jesus in 2008.

Avenir du christianisme social au Québec (Christian Social Movement throughout Quebec) is a three-year project that combines reflection and action based on the current experience of people mobilized across Quebec. 

Daniel Kennedy, Robenson Siquitte, Bill McCormick, and Erik Sorensen were ordained to the diaconate on May 14, 2022.

He stresses the importance of allowing students to exercise leadership among their peers, not just in sports and academics but in faith formation.

Jesus can show up in our own lives in the places we least expect him.

We hope to provide a relaxed and supportive atmosphere for Catholic parents to reflect on and talk about their concerns and needs, ask questions about Catholic thought and practice,  learn about ministries and resources and meet and interact with other parents who are at various points on their personal and family journeys. 

Brother Daniel Leckman, SJ will lead this undirected retreat which will use the famous movie “Les Misérables” to help us explore the grace of God alongside our fallen state, the opportunities we are given to experience redemption, and be courageous enough to start “another story” in our lives.

A day, led by the Spirit, to learn – to listen – to share – to witness and to pray. 

This retreat offers a time set aside to reflect on the practice of the presence of God in all things and in all ways – a mysticism for fulness in everyday living.

A day retreat open to men and women facilitated by Fr. Trevor Scott, S.J. 

A day, led by the Spirit, to learn – to listen – to share – to witness and to pray. 

DesRoches’ generosity to the Jesuits has come in the form of scholarships, one in his own name and one in the memory of his late parents, as well as financial assistance to the René Goupil Jesuit Infirmary, the Jesuits in Haiti, and Martyrs’ Shrine in Midland, ON.