Lent

Gazing at the logo for this Jubilee Year, I felt lost, confused, and a little overwhelmed. How could I be

Click the links below to read handwritten reflections from pupils at St Joseph’s School in Lancashire on the theme ‘Hope

In 2019, at the end of a two-year process of discernment involving the entire body of Jesuits worldwide and its

Those who care about the global issues and crises with which Jesuit Missions engages have at present few obvious grounds

A Word of Hope  Since 2018, I have worked with the Jesuits living and working in Myanmar, a nation marked

Reflecting on the Catholic Church’s Jubilee theme of hope, we are reminded of our profound responsibility to address poverty, which

The word Lent comes from the Anglo-Saxon word lencton, meaning the time of year when the days grow longer.  It is a

“Turn back to me with all your heart, fasting weeping mourning”.  The words of the prophet Joel from today’s opening

To mark the Jubilee Year declared by Pope Francis, Jesuit Missions calls on the UK Government to: Stop the debt

The Arrupe Health Enclave for Alcohol/Drug Dependents (AHEAD) in Madurai Province, India, helps support those struggling with substance abuse. Here,

In South Sudan, we support a number of projects that help increase food security in some of the world’s poorest

Jesuit Missions works with a number of partners across Southern Africa – covering Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi, Mozambique and South Africa.

This Lent, we are focusing on those we support in the Global South, with insight from project beneficiaries and staff

Our partners at the Centre Arrupe in Madagascar have been training young people to live and work sustainably, so they

During Lent, we want to showcase how the Jesuit Missions team is committed to supporting marginalised groups in Africa, Asia

This Lent, we’re praying with and for our global partners. Each week, we will focus on a different individual, their