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Smiles matter in South Sudan
“In South Sudan, everything makes a difference, even a smile.” Those were the words that were said to Fr Joseph Afulo SJ, Provincial of the Eastern Africa Province by a Jesuit…
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Environmental challenges in the Amazon
The pan-Amazonian region is home to a unique ecosystem on the planet, making it a key and fundamental place for the climactic and systemic balance of the planet and, therefore,…
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Promoting the self-employment of young people in Cameroon
In Douala, a three-year agricultural project, in collaboration with the non-profit organization “Operation Africa”, aims to foster the independent work of young unemployed through the training and cultivation of soursop…
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Make some noise for Climate
Join Jesuit Missions UK on Wednesday 26th June to make some noise for climate! Pope Francis spoke about the importance of caring for our common home in his encyclical Laudato Si…
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Should I feed my children or educate them?
Mony is a single mother of four living in rural Cambodia. Work is scarce and irregular and it’s hard to make ends meet. Her children, like so many others, know…
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Congratulations to the Class of 2019
Friday, June 7th will be a very special day for Loyola Jesuit Secondary School (LJSS), when 49 girls and 48 boys will be its first ever graduates! LJSS is located…
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Supporting the Mission
From May 21 to 24, the second meeting of the delegates of the Development Offices (DO) of the six Conferences of the Society of Jesus, representing the 56 Province DOs,…
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Beyond Cyclone Idai
Cyclone Idai, which hit Southern Africa in March this year, was one of the worst weather-related disasters to ever affect the Southern hemisphere. More than 900 people lost their lives…
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Investing in peace through education
Education is a tool not only for imparting knowledge, but for achieving societal and political change. This month, our colleague Noelle Fitzpatrick left Ireland for South Sudan, to take up…
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Counselling is a tool for survival
My name is Nyawuok Chuol Mut. I am a South Sudanese refugee. My day starts at 6.00am, when I begin to the normal household chores like cleaning the house and…
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