Join scholastics from Arrupe International Residence and Loyola House of Studies in Manila in praying the Novena of Grace in preparation for the 400th anniversary of the canonisation of St Francis Xavier and St Ignatius of Loyola. The Novena of … Continued
Jesuit Communications and Jesuit Music Ministry in the Philippines invited young content creators to participate in a multimedia competition to celebrate the Ignatian Year. The competition aimed to inspire Filipino youth to imagine creative and original ways to “see all … Continued
Students at St Aloysius’ College in New South Wales, Australia performed the play Iñigo written by Jonathan Moore. It was chosen for the annual Year 7-9 Drama Production as part of the school’s celebration of the Ignatian Year. In dramatic … Continued
On 3 January, we celebrate the Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus. Fr Ed Quinnan SJ, Superior of the Jesuits in Micronesia and Fiji, and JCAP Ignatian Spirituality Network Coordinator, reflects on this Titular Feast of the Society of … Continued
To get us in the spirit of the Ignatian Year, the Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific is happy to share with everyone a set of digital stickers inspired by St Ignatius of Loyola and St Francis Xavier, whose 400th canonization … Continued
Happy Feast of St Francis Xavier! Join us as we trace the steps of the great missionary in Asia.
“All of you, please, stop this! I’m… I… I’m sacred. We’ll all die! Everyone, every single one of us is going to die! I’m so scared. Stop this madness!” In Korea, this is one of the most buzzed-about lines from … Continued
Nalerin Erone SJ shares his reflection on the wounding of St Ignatius during a recent visit to the actual spot in Pamplona. He is a Malaysian Jesuit belonging to the Malaysia-Singapore (MAS) Region in second year theology in Comillas Pontifical … Continued
What is the Ignatian Examen? Fr Ramon Ma L Bautista SJ shares his insights into the five moments of the Ignatian Examen and how these are exercised every day towards finding God in ordinary and not-so-ordinary matters of our lives. … Continued
