Jesuits and friends pay tribute to Fr Francis Keenan, Irish Jesuit missionary, who died peacefully in Dublin on 22 April, aged 90

An Irish parish group which raises funds for education and food for children in a Jesuit parish in Zambia is facing major challenges due to its success

Irish Jesuit Provincial Leonard Moloney SJ is finding great energy in the Jesuit missions of Zambia and Malawi

An account on the life of recently deceased Jesuit John O'Holohan and a reflection of appreciation from his sister Nesta

At Liam Browne SJ's funeral mass, John K. Guiney SJ spoke of his deep love for Zambia, his great ability to get on with things, and his peaceful death.

Clongowes Wood College SJ have recently come back from a Lesotho Immersion Programme, while Belvedere College SJ are engaging in a Zambia Immersion Programme right now.

As Director of the Pioneer Association in Zambia, Charlie Searson SJ has helped to devise a government policy to meet chronic alcohol abuse. Sadly this policy is now under attack from vested interests

Joe Hayes SJ has spent almost forty years on the missions in Zambia, to where he’s returning after a short break back in Ireland. Before he left, and nearing Mission Sunday, he spoke to Pat Coyle about his life and the changing face of missionary life.

The AIDS disease is almost 120 years old but it did not spread across the world until globalisation ensured world-wide travel. It's partly genetic based and will only be eradicated if the subjugation of woman ceases...

Global Friends in Action, a small NGO founded by Michael T. Kelly SJ, has launched a new program called 37&More, which provides care for children orphaned by AIDS in a large slum on the edge of Kabwe, Zambia. The program will protect and provide support for orphans and vulnerable children, who, in the shanty town of about 60,000 inhabitants, are ...