SJES ROME

We share this good news from Servicio Jesuita a Migrantes Argentina, an apostolic work specialising in the accompaniment of migrants and refugees in the Province of Argentina-Uruguay.

From 9th to 12th January 2023, Jesuits in formation at Arrupe Jesuit University (AJU) had a five-day workshop facilitated by three instructors from the African Jesuits AIDS Network (AJAN),

Since last January the 27th, the Promotion of a Consistent Culture of Protection Project (PCCP) team, John Guiney SJ (project coordinator) and Dr. Sandra Racionero-Plaza (assistant project coordinator), are in Chiang Mai (Thailand) for the Major Superiors’ Assembly of the Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific (JCAP).

To all people of goodwill: On 1 February, we remember the second year when military forces, the Tatmadaw, brazenly seized power in Myanmar, suppressed the democratically elected government of the people, and imprisoned their democratic leaders.

Taking the leap of faith for service twice is a gift and a privilege. I am very happy that I am given this opportunity, and I thank God for my second life after surviving Covid. It feels good to be back with the Jesuits–after so many years–and their spirituality of a faith that does justice.

“My name is Roberto. I have a wife and three young children. We are originally from the state of Morelos, Mexico. Our life in Morelos was beautiful. We lived in a small town nestled in the mountains.

Anna was a 13-year-old student in Kharkov when war woke her up in the middle of the night on February 24. "My mother woke me up with the words that the war had begun and my native Kharkov was attacked.

"In March 2022, the Russian military launched missile attacks on my city, forcing us to flee. I will never forget our terrible trip.

My name is Mwansa Chalo, a young African economist and entrepreneur participating in the Economy of Francesco 2022 event in Assisi, Italy. Looking back to this morning’s encounter with Pope Francis, I am hearing the words of the disappointed disciples who met the risen Lord reverberate in me

Walter (not his real name) comes from El Salvador, is a hairdresser and is gay. In his country, he survived an assassination attempt by the maras, who beat and stabbed him. "I lost everything. But I am alive." He fled his country and arrived in Mexico, where he crossed the Sonora desert.