Three sisters, one mission
Mary, Liz and Kate are nieces of Fr Lou Lachal SJ, one of the first Jesuit missionaries sent to Hazaribag, India, in 1951.
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Passing on the spirit of service
On the eve of her 87th birthday, Maureen Punch reflects on a lifetime of service to Jesuit Mission. -
Helping children find their voice
Preschool teacher Sue has dedicated her career to helping young children learn and grow in her village in Myanmar. -
Pilgrims 100 reaches 100 members and raises $100,000 for Myanmar
Our amazing Pilgrims 100 supporters have reached two major milestones. -
St Ignatius Day inspires Australians to put “one foot raised” for children in India
St Ignatius encouraged us to always keep ‘one foot raised’, ready to respond to the needs of others. -
Every step helps children like Soni stay in school
At just 14 years old, Soni has already faced more hardship than many experience in a lifetime. -
Building on strengths
Nga, who lives with polio, has focussed on her strengths to build a successful business. -
First Spiritual Exercises – Resilience
Loving God, strengthen the people of Venezuela with courage and resilience as they rebuild their homes, schools and communities. -
Global Jesuit network raises more than $2.3 million for Venezuela earthquake recovery
Communities around the world have raised more than $2.3 million to support the Venezuela earthquake recovery. -
Jesuit Mission Australia responds to catastrophic earthquakes in Venezuela
We stand with the people of Venezuela through our Emergency Action Fund as they begin the long recovery ahead.