In the embrace of Manitoulin Island’s landscape, Rosella Kinoshameg, an Anishinaabe woman, grappled with a sense of disconnection from her Catholic faith as her native Ojibwe culture remained marginalized.

In this issue, we focus on the call of Jesuits to promote full inclusion, empowerment and collaboration with women.

This issue of Canadian Jesuits focuses on the third Universal Apostolic Preference of the Society of Jesus, Journeying with youth: Accompany young people in the creation of a hope-filled future. Today, young people face enormous challenges: the uncertainty of work and relationships in a digital age and in a post-pandemic world, discrimination, loneliness, environmental degradation, etc. All of these make it difficult for them to see a future in which they can build supportive personal and family relationships and a life of fulfilment.

This issue of Canadian Jesuits focuses on one of the four Universal Apostolic Preferences of the Society of Jesus: Walking with the Excluded.

This edition of Canadian Jesuits focuses on the first of the four Universal Apostolic Preferences that guide the mission of the Society of Jesus today: To show the way to God through the Spiritual Exercises and discernment.

On Reconciliation Between the Jesuits of Canada and Indigenous Peoples Frequently Asked Questions

This edition of Canadian Jesuits focuses on one of the most urgent calls facing humanity and creation: caring for our Common Home.

This year’s second edition of Canadian Jesuits focuses on one of the Universal Apostolic Preferences of the Society of Jesus: To accompany young people in the creation of a hope-filled future.

After an election period that lasted almost two months in Canada, we continue to encounter tensions: around migration, the intolerance of minorities, greedy economic systems, the neglect of everything created.

Earlier this year, Father General announced the four universal apostolic preferences of the Society of Jesus over the next decade.

This summer the Jesuits of Canada welcomed five young men who wish to offer their life to their Lord and to work for the good of their brothers and sisters.