The theme which Pope Francis has chosen for this year's World Day of Migrants and Refugees, on Sunday 27 September, is 'Forced like Jesus Christ to flee'

The Jesuits in Galway are marking the 400th anniversary of the Bermingham chalice this year, an ornate artifact gifted to Fr John Bermingham in 1620

Educate Magis, the online education community, launch a resource offering a compilation of the most important documents and events in contemporary Jesuit education

The Irish Jesuit Provincial has warmly welcomed the statement made by the President regarding the recent conviction of Colonel Montano

Michael O'Sullivan SJ knew some of the Jesuits murdered in El Salvador in 1989. He reflects now on the conviction of one of their assassins over thirty years later

Restrictions on movement imposed to prevent Covid-19 spreading in African countries have had a catastrophic impact on vulnerable communities according to Irish Jesuit Missions

Three men completed their first stage of Jesuit training in Birmingham on Saturday, 5 September though numbers were restricted due to Covid-19

Political, personal and ecclesial transformations are considered in the essays of the autumn 2020 issue of Studies

The first-ever Catholic video game for children' Wanderlight: A Pilgrim's Adventure' has been launched by Loyola Press, an apostolic work of the Jesuits based in Chicago

'Raphael’s World' is a history of one of the greatest artists of the Italian Renaissance, his patrons, and many illustrations of his paintings