from Jesuit alumni around the World The World Union of Jesuit Alumni (WUJA) expresses its filial and respectful support for His Holiness Pope Leo XIV in the face of the disparaging remarks and lack of respect directed at him in the public sphere in recent days, following his appeals for peace, human dignity, and the…
From the World Union of Jesuit Alumni (WUJA) We follow with deep sorrow the escalation of violence in the Middle East.We cannot remain indifferent. Through our close contact with Jesuit communities and Alumni in the region,we are direct witnesses to the suffering on the ground,affecting both Christians and Muslims alike.Fear has no religion. Every innocent…
Han pasado 35 años desde la muerte de Pedro Arrupe, SJ, pero su advertencia sigue impactando con la fuerza de un martillo: “Me horroriza que podamos dar respuestas de ayer a los problemas de mañana… No pretendemos defender nuestros errores, pero tampoco queremos cometer el error más grande de todos: esperar con los brazos cruzados”….
GOA, INDIA – No es solo un trofeo. Es una estrategia brillante. Mientras muchas redes luchan por mantenerse cohesionadas, la Asociación de Antiguos Alumnos Jesuitas de la India (JAAI) ha perfeccionado una poderosa fórmula de crecimiento: convertir las mejores prácticas en un bien común, premiar la excelencia y, en el proceso, multiplicarla en todo un…
Have you ever wondered what a Jesuit alumnus in Kinshasa or Sevilla is thinking, what worries a graduate in Guayaquilor in Los Angeles, or what a young professional in Jakarta or Kolkata dreams of? Now we have clues . And they are revealing. The WUJA Pre-Congress Global Survey, an unprecedented and pioneer exercise in listening,…
It has been 35 years since the death of Pedro Arrupe, SJ, but his warning still hits with the force of a hammer: “It appalls me that we can give answers from yesterday to the problems of tomorrow… We do not intend to defend our mistakes, but neither do we want to commit the greatest…
WASHINGTON D.C. – Sometimes, a board meeting can be a statement of principles. That’s what happened when the WUJA Council chose the American capital for its November 2025 meeting. The goal was not only to talk among themselves but to touch ground in one of the epicenters of the global Jesuit mission and build bridges…
GOA, INDIA – It’s not just a trophy. It’s a brilliant strategy. While many networks struggle to stay cohesive, the Jesuit Alumni Association of India (JAAI) has perfected a powerful formula for growth: turning best practices into a common good, rewarding excellence, and, in the process, multiplying it across a subcontinent. The culmination of this…
