A much-needed renovation is taking place at René Goupil House, the Jesuit infirmary in Pickering, ON after it experienced an outbreak of COVID-19 last year.

Are you Catholic, or from another tradition, or even atheist or agnostic? Join us for a webinar with best-selling author James Martin, SJ, who will discuss his new book, Learning to Pray: A Guide for Everyone.

Within the Jesuit Province of Canada, the various apostolates and communities have adapted their work during the COVID-19 pandemic, most notably by shifting some of their services to the internet. This strategy, however, risks leaving some people behind—namely, older people. So how has spiritual support continued to reach them? How has human contact, which is essential for overcoming isolation, been maintained?

The Jesuit Forum for Social Faith and Justice may have a small team, but its impact is significant because seeks to engage people—from all backgrounds and spiritual traditions—in some of the most significant concerns of our time.

One can only be energized and inspired after hearing from the leadership of Nativity Schools in Canada. These schools—Gonzaga Middle School (Winnipeg) and Mother Teresa Middle School (Regina)—aim to break the cycle of poverty among economically disadvantaged youth through the implementation of an innovative model of Ignatian education in the three school years before high school followed up with ongoing mentoring and support through high school and post-secondary studies.

As the guardian of the collective memory of Canadian Jesuits, the archive serves to illuminate the past and provide support to the current administration of the Jesuit Province. Theresa Rowat, director, explains how The Archive of the Jesuits in Canada serves not only researchers but also the province administration and Jesuit works.

This series will examine the Holy Week texts in light of recent theological trends and issues. Topics such as How to Read the Bible, difficult passages, violence and the meaning of the resurrection will be explored.

This webinar series will examine the Holy Week texts in light of recent theological trends and issues. Topics such as How to Read the Bible, difficult passages, violence and the meaning of the resurrection will be explored.

This series will examine the Holy Week texts in light of recent theological trends and issues. Topics such as How to Read the Bible, difficult passages, violence and the meaning of the resurrection will be explored.

This series will examine the Holy Week texts in light of recent theological trends and issues. Topics such as How to Read the Bible, difficult passages, violence and the meaning of the resurrection will be explored.

Magis is a key word in Ignatian spirituality. The risk of a mere quantitative reading of this spiritual exhortation is obvious: more, more, always more. So, what is the Ignatian magis?

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