Newsletter ‘The Jesuit Alumnus’

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The Jesuit Alumnus is WUJA’s magazine in PDF format, intended for Alumni and friends of Jesuit education, the different components of the global network of these institutions, the Society of Jesus and every interested person.

The magazine contains articles in English, French and Spanish about WUJA, Jesuit education, the Society of Jesus, as well as any matter of international interest about Alumni, their activities and commitments.

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Past publications

	Ensemble Together Concordes (January 2011)
	Ensemble Together Concordes (December 2009)
	Ensemble Together Concordes (December 2007)
	Ensemble Together Concordes (April 2007)
	Ensemble Together Concordes (December 2002)
	Ensemble Together Concordes (May 2002)
	Ensemble Together Concordes (March 2002)
	Ensemble Together Concordes (December 2001)
	Ensemble Together Concordes (March 2001)
	Ensemble Together Concordes (February 2001)
	Ensemble Together Concordes (August 2000)
	Ensemble Together Concordes (April 2000)
	Ensemble Together Concordes (December 1999)

Wuja in a nutshell

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WUJA – the World Union of Jesuit Alumni – brings together former pupils or students of Jesuit schools and universities in the entire world in order to build international relationships between these people, to contribute to the mission of the Society of Jesus and to promote the universal dynamic of Jesuit education.

For these purposes, WUJA organizes world meetings of Alumni around themes related to the commitment in the world and the society in the perspective of Christian and humanistic values, as practiced and promoted by the Society of Jesus in its educational work.

With the broad network of member associations, WUJA also launches or supports initiatives for solidarity or development such as the Pedro Arrupe World Association, particularly in the field of education or in partnership with Jesuits.

WUJA wants to develop its Community to federate and mobilize as many Alumni as possible who are sensitive to this dimension of their education and interested in this global dynamic, by reaching them among others via the Alumni associations in the Jesuit schools and universities worldwide and the national structures or local groups of Jesuit Alumni.