Teaching is my passion
Agostinho is already shaping the future of Timor-Leste—one lesson at a time. A teacher, husband and father, Agostinho lives in Dili with his wife and two children and is deeply committed to his vocation.
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First Spiritual Exercises – Spirit of Pastoral Care
Loving God, pour your grace upon the students and families of the Battambang Education Project. Strengthen their spirits, light their path with hope, and bless their journey toward a future filled with knowledge, dignity, and peace. -
Sisters standing strong
Young people at the Student Centre in Cambodia are rebuilding their lives with strength, dignity and hope. -
Answering the call for help
Our CEO, Helen Forde, shares her heartfelt thanks with you—our generous supporters—for the compassion you’ve shown to our friends in Myanmar during this time of immense hardship. -
One Foot Raised
This year we invite you to follow in the footsteps of St Ignatius the Pilgrim, to walk in support of marginalised communities with One Foot Raised. -
Jesuit Mission Bazaar
The Jesuit Mission Bazaar is our major annual fundraising event in New South Wales, hosted by St Ignatius College in Riverview, and supported by other schools, local parishes and communities in and beyond the state. -
Children long for books instead of bullets in Myanmar
As the end of the financial year approaches, Jesuit Mission Australia is urging Australians to support children and families suffering through the devastating crisis in Myanmar. -
Pilgrims 100
Pilgrims 100 is an inspiring initiative launched by St Ignatius’, Adelaide parishioners, alumni & friends in 2020 in conjunction with Jesuit Mission. -
First Spiritual Exercises – Accompaniment
We lift up the people of Myanmar—those suffering through conflict, natural disasters, and economic hardship. May they feel the strength of our shared humanity and the comfort of accompaniment, knowing they are not alone in their struggles. -
Netra’s journey to self-reliance
Netra is an inspiration for her indigenous Vaddar community—a tribe historically relegated to hard labour and systemic marginalisation.