New Executive Committee of the World Union

Expelled from several countries in the second half of the eighteenth century, they had been suppressed in the whole world in 1773. During the suppression and after the restoration, the Jesuits have shown tremendous resilience, first through surviving in different places, especially in Russia, then reorganizing themselves as of 1814 with surprising dynamics, made of…

Originating from the Jesuit schools in Lebanon, this chain will spread across Europe, America, Africa, Asia, and Oceania and will cross all borders through Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, Egypt, Congo, India, Indonesia, Australia, Canada, the United States, Mexico, Ecuador … On Tuesday, October 24, 2023, let us unite in prayer, let us be messengers of…

On Sunday 19th January 2014, the Church celebrated the 100th World Day of Migrants and Refugees. This day, initiated in 1914 by Pope Benedict XV, is meant to raise awareness among the faithful and all people of good will about the situation of people who leave their home, their land, their country, … for whatever…

Do you know the World Union of Jesuit Alumni? Yes, no, a little bit? You’ll find the main information about us in this new electronic brochure richly illustrated. [row] Thanks for sharing this file with your contacts. [/row] Download  

Dear Alumnus/a The World Union of Jesuit Alumni (WUJA) goes on with its “Jesuit Alumni Conversations” which aim at keeping a vivid link between us. Alain Deneef, president of WUJA, invites again a Jesuit father and an Alumnus/a to discuss a theme of interest to Jesuit Alumni, allowing them to discover the Jesuit action in…

Exercises in liturgical preaching for Ash Wednesday and for the five Sundays in preparation for Easter. From the archive of Benedict XVI. In obedience to Pope Francis. Link