Abandoned but not forgotten – the invisible crisis in South Sudan
January 17, 2025
A view from South Sudan, a place where people are forced to make extremely difficult choices on a daily basis.
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A view from South Sudan, a place where people are forced to make extremely difficult choices on a daily basis.
On Friday 24th January, politicians will discuss a proposed law that would set meaningful climate targets for the UK.
We spoke to those from Jesuit organisations who attended COP29 to get their thoughts on the conference and its outcomes.
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JM partner, the Centre Arrupe Madagascar, wants people to adhere to the country’s rules on single-use bags.
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Félicité wants others to experience the beauty of the natural world that she had growing up.
They are calling for a clear transition plan that matches up to the Paris Agreement of 2015.
Fr Peter Gallagher and pupils from four Catholic schools handed in a petition addressed to Keir Starmer.
Jesuit Missions’ staff and supporters travelled across Central London, reflecting on the precarious state of our planet.
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Counselling sessions are one of the ways a Jesuit Missions-backed programme seeks to support education in Southern Africa.
Join us for a prayer event and a reflective walk through London for Season of Creation 2024.
Following this year’s theme of ‘to hope and act with Creation’, we’re encouraging people to look at how they can
Creation expert Dan Horan looks at how we all have a role to play in protecting and progressing the world.
Academic Nicolete Burbach looks at the subject of creation through Augustinian and Thomist eyes.
Collins, 15, has seen his school travel times drastically cut thanks to a JM-backed education initiative.
Br Ken Vance SJ gives his insights into the life of St Ignatius of Loyola, the founder of the Society
After the Burmese military seized power, the country’s youth have seen their lives altered, and the power of schooling is
The world’s biggest poll on climate change highlighted concerns people in the UK have around environmental damage across the globe.
Against the backdrop of civil war, teachers are working hard to provide children with an education.
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