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The Irish Missionary Union’s Award Ceremony

Irish MiI[widgetkit id=19] The Irish Missionary Union’s Award Ceremony was held on 27th November 2013 at City Hall, Dublin, Ireland.
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Director of IJMO visits 100 year old Jesuit

Last week the Director of the Jesuit Mission Office Fr. John Guiney SJ visited Fr. Joe Mallin SJ in Hong Kong. Fr. Mallin celebrated his 100th birthday with visiting...
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Recovery Appeal for the Philippines

[widgetkit id=18] The Philippine Jesuits are joining forces with the massive relief effort to help victims of Typhoon Haiyan (local name Yolanda), the most powerful typhoon ever recorded in...
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Niall Leahy at Hakimani Centre Kenya

Niall Leahy SJ from Leitrim worked in Nairobi at the Jesuit Hakimani Centre (JHC) a centre for social concern.

Fr. Orobator lecture, October 2013

The Pope Paul VI annual lecture was given by Fr. Agbinkhianmeghe E. Orobator SJ at King’s College London with a talk entitled ““A Billion Reasons to believe in Africa:...
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the Common Good in Zambia

A paper by Fr. Leonard Chiti SJ “Human dignity and the common good are two central pillars of Catholic Social Teaching.”

Pope Francis on Mission Sunday

The Catholic Church marked its Mission Sunday on Oct. 20 in most dioceses of the world.

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Jesuit glad to have answered the call Father Alfred Deignan has dedicated his life to educating youngsters in Hong Kong
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Healing a broken world

The Church has been insisting on the need for us to collaborate in the efforts to preserve the environment, writes Fr. Patxi Álvarez SJ.
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Sandymount Matero Friendship update

The community in Sandymount in Dublin are continuing to build a ‘friendship programme’ with Matero Parish in Lusaka in Zambia.

Mission Month October 2013

October is Mission Month October is Mission Month. Pope Francis recalls the many missionaries “who proclaim the Gospel despite great obstacles”.

Unspeakable persecution, Robin Harris

David Cameron will almost certainly get his Syrian war. Who will fight it, let alone who will win it, remains unclear. But who will lose it is already known...