At the heart of Jesuit identity and mission is the pursuit of justice and reconciliation. In this two-part series, David M Neuhaus, SJ, addresses this topic from the perspective of the Israel/Palestine conflict today.

Earlier this year, during the first stage of the synod focused on local churches, the ISCM welcomed a group to have a spiritual conversation with LGBTQ+ people.

Pilgrims Together, A Joyful Gathering with Ignatius of Loyola, brought dozens of Jesuits and many of their companions in mission to Midland, Ontario, July 29–31, 2022.

For Fr. Michel “Jim” Lefebvre, SJ, we are men and women for others, first of all, by listening to those closest to us. 

To contribute to the enactment of Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action, the ISCM, working with the Jesuit Forum for Social Faith and Justice and Indigenous knowledge keepers, offers a three-day retreat.

Jesuit Newsletter, Summer 2022, Office of Advancement

Over the past 15 years Élisabeth Garant worked as executive director of the Centre Justice et Foi (CJF), a position she will soon be leaving.

Father Peter Bisson, SJ, Assistant to the Jesuit Provincial of Canada for Indigenous Relations, puts the Pope's visit in context.

The Jesuits are known for taking on difficult assignments, for their missionary zeal, and work on the margins of society.  Such is the case with the Jesuits in St. John’s, NL who are being called to help restructure the Archdiocese there.

"The beer tasting event was a great opportunity for young professionals and friends of the Jesuits to meet and mingle, and learn the colourful history of a few young Jesuit vocations," said Fr. O’Brien.

“Prayers are the best gifts one can give and receive,” says the retired Saavedra. “I discovered a wellspring of God's blessings from the cards I give to family members, relatives, friends and others I come across who are in dire need of prayers.”

After decades in education and pastoral work, at 94 years of age, he is still learning and teaching.