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Last year, the JCAP Flagship Project organised an ecospiritual retreat held in Sepang for young parishioners of St Francis Xavier Church in Petaling Jaya. Inspired by their retreat experience, some of the youth have since launched ecological programmes...

As the world prepares for COP30 in Belém do Pará, Brazil, the Society of Jesus — together with Fe y Alegría and global Ignatian networks — presents the Liturgical and Prayer Guide for the Jesuits for Climate Justice: Faith in Action at COP30...

“Besides spreading the message of the Encyclical, it is now more important than ever to return to the heart. In Scripture, the heart is not only the center of feelings and emotions, but the locus of freedom. (…) The heart is the place where external reality has the greatest impact, where the deepest searching takes place, where the most authentic desires are discovered, where one’s ultimate identity is found, and where decisions are formed. It is only by returning to the heart that a true ecological conversion can take place”...

On this Jubilee Year dedicated to Pilgrims of Hope, JRS invites you to welcome refugees and migrants and the gifts they bring us.

In the summer of 2025, the 10th anniversary of Pope Francis’s encyclical Laudato Si’, the USA East Province of the Society of Jesus (UEA Province) flipped the switch on two solar energy projects that will provide clean energy to Colombiere Jesuit Community in Baltimore, MD, and Loyola on the Potomac Jesuit Retreat House in Faulkner, MD...

The World Day of Migrants and Refugees invites us to recognise the contribution that they make to our nation. It also encourages us to welcome them. In times of economic hardship, hospitality to people coming from other nations is especially important and challenging. Many people are forced from their own homes by poverty and conflict and seek a new life elsewhere. At the same time, people in more wealthy nations fear for jobs and homes.

The dominant view in political theories, known as realism, and the resulting global order are based on the assumption that people are naturally greedy, selfish, and prone to violence for survival, as Thomas Hobbes and others have suggested.

The Ecology Referent Group of the Conference of Jesuit Provincials of Latin America and the Caribbean (CPAL) held a webinar in which he shared the details of the campaign: "Religious Life for Climate Justice: transforming Hope into Action."

In solidarity with all Christians living in the Holy Land, we publish here this public statement from A Jerusalem Voice for Justice. Because "only the truth will set us free", we commend to the Lord all those who suffer from the disappearance of their families and the violence in the Holy Land, and we reaffirm our commitment to work for reconciliation and justice.

Jesuits in the four provinces of India’s western region are leading a quiet revolution by aiming to become energy self-sufficient using only sunlight, setting an example for others to follow for sustainable, clean energy to protect the environment...