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.
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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. -
Jesuit Mission Maytime Fair Saturday 4 May 2024
Save the date! The Jesuit Mission Maytime Fair is on Saturday 4 May at Xavier College, Kew in Melbourne. -
A movement of uplift: then and now
Thanks to the incredible generosity of the Australian Catholic community in 2023, over half a million people were empowered through Jesuit Mission Australia-supported programs in 14 countries around the world.