Tag: Jesuits

Jesuit leader says shared spiritual practices during Waso can deepen interreligious understanding and support reconciliation efforts across Myanmar

Fr. Bernhard Kieser, who spent more than six decades in ministry in Indonesia, died June 6 at a hospital in Yogyakarta, his congregation said

Myanmar Jesuits and Mawlamyine clergy gather in Myeik to renew pastoral mission amid uncertainty, resilience, and growing local hope

Located in Central Jakarta, PRAKSIS aims to address the many challenges that Indonesia's democratic project faces.

Stories from the margins are powerful, in that they share an insight into local circumstances and relations without expectation or agenda

He is currently the rector of Loyola House of Studies and executive director of the Center for Ignatian Spirituality

"Ignatius met his grace when he was a wounded soldier, wallowing in excruciating pain. His spiritual quest started from a wound to healing"

The question about the Budapest-born Father Jálics came during the first Jesuit pope’s apostolic visit to Hungary

The priests had been working for several decades with the Raramuri, or Tarahumara, Indigenous people

Father Marko Rupnik, 68, had already been banned from giving confession and is now prohibited from any public artistic exercise