First Spiritual Exercises – Prayer of Tracking Faith
We pray for the people of Myanmar. May their faith illuminate paths of peace and resilience. Grant them the strength and courage to overcome adversity and restore unity in their nation.
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VIDEO: Myanmar crisis
Over one third of Myanmar’s population is living in extreme need. More than 2.8 million have been forced to flee their homes. Watch video of Khine’s story. -
Vale Dr Terry Horgan OAM RFD
Farewell to a true Jesuit Mission fundraising hero, Dr Terry Horgan. Terry was integral to starting two extremely popular and successful Jesuit Mission fundraising initiatives. -
First Spiritual Exercises – Prayer of Service
We pray that the teachers at Loyola College continue to serve students from rural communities, providing them with life-changing education to form Timor-Leste’s next generation of leaders and global citizens. -
Melodies of change
With the extension hall, Joana and her peers have found a sanctuary to explore their passion for music. -
A celebration of community and compassion
On Saturday, 4 May, over 5,000 people entered the gates of Xavier College, Kew in Melbourne, to attend the 2024 Jesuit Mission Maytime Fair. -
Honouring and empowering motherhood
On Mother’s Day this month we celebrated the incredible mothers in our lives. We honoured all mothers in our world, especially those like Leela in India. -
First Spiritual Exercises – Awakening Hope
We pray for Dalit women and men in India, may they receive the quality education they need to bring hope and opportunity to uplift their families and communities. -
Legacy of compassion
Thanks to kind gifts left by Jesuit Mission supporters in their Wills, the lives of vulnerable young people in Cambodia are being transformed through educational scholarships. -
Awakening futures
In coastal communities of India, Dalit people face ongoing challenges, lacking resources and quality education as well as experiencing exclusion and discrimination. Chanchla, a member of one such community, found hope through the Lok Manch program, run by our partner, the Jesuit Research and Development Society.