By Zach Martorana |
Posted May 30, 2025
Jesuit Mission Australia and the Taizé Community extend heartfelt thanks to the hundreds of people who joined the Light in the Darkness: Global Prayer Vigil for Myanmar on Thursday 29 May.
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By Zach Martorana |
Posted May 15, 2025
Jesuit Mission Australia is urgently appealing for more support for families in Myanmar who continue to be crippled by war and natural disasters.
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By Zach Martorana |
Posted April 16, 2025
An update on how contributions to our Emergency Action Fund are supporting our brothers and sisters in Myanmar, Vietnam, Laos and Lebanon.
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By Zach Martorana |
Posted April 15, 2025
An update on how contributions to our Emergency Action Fund are supporting our brothers and sisters in Myanmar, Vietnam, Laos and Lebanon.
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By Zach Martorana |
Posted April 14, 2025
Our One Foot Raised campaign raised awareness, prayers and an incredible $54,000 for the people of Myanmar.
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By Zach Martorana |
Posted March 31, 2025
Our sisters and brothers in Myanmar desperately need your support after a devastating 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck the country on 28 March.
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By Zach Martorana |
Posted February 25, 2025
As Ukraine marks three years of conflict, Jesuit Mission Australia alongside the Xavier Network, have been supporting project partner Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) Europe to help provide life-saving support to over 127,000 refugees.
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By Zach Martorana |
Posted February 13, 2025
Tragically, on Friday, the U.S. Department of State Bureau for Population, Refugees, and Migration (PRM) announced the termination of funding agreements for JRS programs in Thailand, Chad, Ethiopia, Iraq, and Uganda
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By Zach Martorana |
Posted January 21, 2025
Generous contributions to the Emergency Action Fund have provided critical support to our brothers and sisters in Myanmar, Vietnam, Laos and Lebanon.
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By Zach Martorana |
Posted October 31, 2024
The Urban Poverty Alleviation Project, delivered in partnership with the Myanmar Jesuit Region, is providing relief for over 530 people this year in three crucial ways: building shelter for vulnerable families, offering microcredit loans to help individuals start businesses, and empowering them to become self-sufficient.
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