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Called to Reconnect, Sent to Serve
A Global Gathering, A Common Mission July 31, 2025 Dear Jesuit Alumni Family, Today, as we commemorate St. Ignatius of Loyola, we pause not merely to honor a saint, but to rekindle the fire he ignited in the world—a call to find God in all things, to walk with hope even in darkness. St Ignatius…
A Blessing and an Encounter: Words from the Spiritual Counselor, Fr. Bill Muller, S.J.
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A Call to Conscience and Peace
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…