
Easter reflection: Mission to Hope
Fr James Crampsey SJ gives his thoughts on the story of Easter, and how Jesus’s resurrection can bring us all
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News, updates and initiatives from Jesuit Missions and our partner organisations working across the world

Fr James Crampsey SJ gives his thoughts on the story of Easter, and how Jesus’s resurrection can bring us all

Fr Brendan Callaghan SJ takes a look at the concept of suffering, and how it can bring us together.

Community rights group Lok Manch stepped in to help Manoj after his wife died.

At a Jesuit Missions’ event, the Speaker of the House of Lords urges politicians to remember of humility when seeking

The team at Casa Ricci in Macau explain how they find hope in their everyday work.

Fr Peter Gallagher SJ returned to his posts after recovering from a knee operation in Boscombe.

JM partners create a diverse order of service, comprising prayers, readings and music in a variety of languages.

Representatives from JM partner Lok Manch supported the workers in their bid for fair treatment.

Join us in the stunning Aula Magna at the London Jesuit Centre for what promises to be an engaging occasion.

Jesuit initiative Lok Manch helped villagers from a Gujarat district rebuild their lives.

Support from people’s forum Lok Manch has enabled 15 families to buy better sewing machines, which has increased their income.

Young Guyanese woman Anjali Maharaj is leading the way on climate change in her home country after being moved by

Jesuit priest and London Superior Michael Holman offers up some thoughts to ring in the New Year.

A look back at what was – and what wasn’t – achieved at COP28 in Dubai.

Jesuit Missions joined other faith groups and community organisations to call for climate justice for all.

What can St Thomas Aquinas teach us about World Education Day? Theologian Thomas Groome explains.

Carlos Zepeda from the Laudato Si’ Research Institute talks about how we are at risk of using up all our

Theology professor Thomas Kelly discusses the life and legacy of the Jesuit priest Rutilio Grande.

Southern Africa Provincial Fr Leonard Chiti SJ urges us to remember those around the world suffering from the affects of

Three female South Sudanese farmers tell us how climate change impacts their livelihoods.

As COP28 approaches, guest blogger Steven speaks about what he would like to see at the conference.

Our partners have issued reminders of how millions struggle daily when it comes to finding enough to eat.

How COP28 made its way yor Dubai – and what are the key talking points.

University of Oxford student Leah NG shares her thoughts on how we can help mend our damaged natural world.

Jesuit Missions’ Director Paul Chitnis gives a heartfelt tribute to the former British Provincial, Fr Michael Campbell-Johnston SJ.

Pope Francis has announced a ‘Day of Prayer’ will be held on Friday 27 October, calling for peace in Israel

The Pope has released a sequel to his 2015 encyclical Laudato Si’, where he reiterates the need to act quickly

Author and environmentalist Mary Colwell gives her insight into Season of Creation.

Ed De Quay pens his thoughts about Season of Creation and why we all have a duty to act.

Fr Dushan Croos SJ reflects on what Season of Creation means to him.
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