July, 2023

On the feast of Saint Ignatius, we recall his life and mission among the poor during his journey to Azpeitia, his hometown.

As 6,000 women from all over the world come together in Kigali, Rwanda, to participate in a project to create more integrated environments, Lia Beltrami presents works supported by the Dicastery for Communication and highlights the importance of networking.

it is important that Society gets involved in preventing sexual violence against children and adolescents.

‘Ecology is not one ministry among many others, but rather the mission of the Society. It needs to pervade, permeate and propel every apostolate of ours’, emphasised Fr. Stanislaus D’Souza, the President of the South Asia Conference, while addressing the Ecojesuit online meeting on 10th July, attended by 21 Province Ecojesuit network representatives.

The most recent report from the IPCC was the Sixth Assessment Report (AR6), published in March 2023. The report summarises the latest knowledge and recommends steps on mitigating and adapting to climate change, as well as brings together the best scientific research from the past four years.

From June 13-15, 2023, the inaugural Ignatian Eco Educator Summit welcomed 22 educators from 15 Jesuit and other Catholic schools to Bellwether Farm outside of Cleveland, Ohio.

The Secretariat has published its 135th issue of Promotio Iustitiae on the theme: Mineral Mining: Boon or Bane?

Dani's is just one of many stories of creative and resilient women who, in the suburbs of the cities of Belém, Ananindeua, Colares and Barcarena, on the outskirts of the Brazilian Amazon, are involved in the "Tecendo ReExistencia" project of the CAC - Centro Alternativo de Cultura, the Jesuit Social Centre of Brazil.

Today we are pleased to present the research Energy Transition, Mining Expansion and Ecosocial Conflicts in the Amazon, the result of the joint work of the Center for Applied Ethics of the University of Deusto and the Alboan Foundation,

Beginning with an overview of five years of accompaniment of the Red Apostólica Ignaciana de Guayana (RAIG - Guayana Ignatian Network) Doris Toledo, coordinator of the Network, began Father General Arturo Sosa’s meeting with representatives of the eight works of the Society of Jesus that are active in the state of Bolivar