The disciples who followed the Messiah had encountered him and were transformed by his words and his deeds. They were able to respond to the call: “come, follow me” (Matt. 4:19), because they first met him and opened their hearts to receive his words.

Father Ambroise Gabriel, SJ, coordinator of the social sector in Haiti, on the situation in the country.

A silent retreat in the Jesuit tradition.

For many women, however, past presentations and interpretations of Ignatian Spirituality have created obstacles to their appreciation, acceptance and living of it.

These are silent retreats in which scripture or relevant spiritual texts are presented as a basis for reflection and personal prayer.

These are silent retreats in which scripture or relevant spiritual texts are presented as a basis for reflection and personal prayer.

In this interview, Father Jean-Denis Saint-Félix, superior of the Jesuits in Haiti, puts the crisis into context and shows the daily impact of the situation on the life of his community.

The first gathering of the new Jesuit Province of Canada was a reminder and a confirmation of the importance of working collaboratively to carry out the Jesuit mission and journeying together towards the four universal apostolic preferences.

In this post, Annette Marie Mallay, Head of Administration, Ignatian Identity, and Student Formation at St. Bonaventure's College in Newfoundland, shares her experience at the recent Midland event Pilgrims Together.

Come join the community of women who attend the monthly retreat days, facilitated by Sr. Pat O’Neill, SNJM and with Fr. Kevin Kelly, SJ who celebrates Mass for us.

An accompanied, silent, or directed retreat provides retreatants with individual spiritual accompaniment in an environment of silence and prayer.

An accompanied, silent, or directed retreat provides retreatants with individual spiritual accompaniment in an environment of silence and prayer.