May, 2025

The climate crisis can no longer be denied. Its most severe effects are felt in countries where extreme weather devastates communities, rising sea levels threaten coastal regions, and ecosystem collapse jeopardizes livelihoods...

As Myanmar continues to suffer the devastating impacts of war, natural disasters and displacement, Jesuit Mission Australia and the Taizé Community invite people of all faiths to join together in solidarity and prayer in an online vigil: Light in the Darkness: Global Prayer Vigil for Myanmar.

Four years of relentless conflict have left Myanmar in ruins. Millions of lives – many of them children – are at risk. And that was before a 7.7 magnitude earthquake devastated the country.

Thank you very much for signing the Open Letter to German Politics and Public on the occasion of my imprisonment in April. More than 120 signatures came together and contributed to the ongoing debate – the list of signatories can be found on the Jesuitenweltweit website.

Excerpts from an interview with Michael Schöpf SJ, JRS International Director, by Giuseppe Riggio SJ, Director of Aggiornamenti Sociali. The full interview was originally published in Italian in the April 2025 issue.

The late pontiff gave us a model for advocacy that prioritized justice, peace, and liberation for all.

For working conditions to overcome structural injustices.

We launch today, in continuity with the results of the survey on the 4th Universal Apostolic Preference of the Society of Jesus, the campaign: Jesuits for Climate Justice: Faith in Action at COP30.