January, 2023

Earlier this week, the Biden Administration announced plans to expand the asylum-blocking Title 42. The new plan effectively expands the scope of migrants and asylum seekers who can be immediately expelled under Title 42.

Ecojesuit explored collaborative opportunities throughout 2022 with the six Jesuit Conferences, institutions, and network partners to build a shared advocacy and faith-based engagement in critical global events.

Last October, those responsible for administration and projects of Fe y Alegría around the world met in Madrid to address various challenges and strategies such as the identification of common themes and shared objectives that allow for greater sustainability and financial transparency.

The Network of Jesuits with Migrants met at the Continental Assembly 2022, in Bogota, Colombia. Men and women who accompany the migratory phenomenon, reflect on the mission and how to better accompany people in mobility.

Like the hope it portends, the nativity story shines light in the darkness. In it, we see the depths of human cruelty. It is true that for many, the current realities of migration policy are full of darkness.

The Jesuit Province of Colombia, Nariño Region, is committed to sharing the richness of Ignatian spirituality with the most vulnerable.

The United Nations conferences on climate change have been instrumental in bringing about global progress against the climate crisis, although much work remains to be done.