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ByWUJA Communications Team

Interview with Hugo Alonso Pacheco Canny. For many Jesuit alumni, alumni life begins with memory: a school or university, inspiring teachers, lifelong friendships, retreats, sports, symbols, spiritual experiences and values quietly planted during formative years. But today, memory alone is no longer enough. Across the world, Jesuit alumni associations are facing a deeper and more…

A Call to Conscience and Peace

ByWUJA Communications Team

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…

Opening speech by WUJA president Francisco Guarner and address by Father General Arturo Sosa, SJ

Opening speech by WUJA president Francisco Guarner and address by Father General Arturo Sosa, SJ

ByWUJA Communications Team

The XI WUJA World Congress was officially opened today in Yogyakarta, bringing together Jesuit alumni from around the world under the theme United in Spirit, Leading with Purpose.As delegates begin their journey of reflection, discernment and collaboration, the opening addresses set the vision and inspiration for the days ahead. We invite you to read the…

Opening Message  Newsletter #3 – Special XIth Congress Edition

ByWUJA Communications Team

Be Part of the Journey As we move closer to the XI WUJA Congress in Yogyakarta, this special edition of our Newsletter is meant to help us prepare not only practically, but also in spirit. A Congress is never simply a gathering. It is a moment of encounter, reflection, shared mission, and renewed commitment. It…