As director of the school's campus ministry department, Gretchen Crowder loves to watch the students of Jesuit College Preparatory School of Dallas serve and share their faith.

As a theology teacher and assistant principal for formation at Strake Jesuit College Preparatory of Houston, Mark McNeil has made a career out of drawing students and colleagues closer to God.

Fr. Arturo Sosa, SJ, encourages all to promote vocations to the Society of Jesus.

Vindri Gajadhar, moderator of the Environmental Club at Jesuit High School in Tampa, is helping men for others care for God's creation.

Over the course of his 62 years as a Jesuit, Fr. John (Jack) Hunthausen, SJ, has been a man of many ministries. While some Jesuits focus on one area of ministry for much of their lives, it is the diversity of his assignments that has kept him feeling fresh and fulfilled.

Easter provides us with a fresh start: an opportunity to reconnect with Christ. To that end, we encourage you to spend a moment with this prayer exercise from Fr. Matthew Baugh, SJ. May God continue to bless you throughout this Easter season.

Leo Mitchell is a habitually generous man of God. His life is a testament to the power of steadfast commitment to one’s faith, work, family and community. 

Growing up, Nelda Turner was taught to share everything –  food, laughter and friendship – to consider the well-being of others and not just herself. Decades later, she practices that same principle in her work as a spiritual director and a retreat director.  

Through moves across the country and a long educational career, Fr. Matthew Baugh, SJ, found himself listening to God's call — and enthusiastically saying "yes" every step of the way.

In a landmark undertaking in the pursuit of racial healing and justice, Descendants of ancestors enslaved and sold by the Jesuits and the Jesuits of the United States have announced a partnership to create the Descendants Truth & Reconciliation Foundation.

When Victor Muse’s family was in need, the Jesuits stepped in to help. Now, Mr. Muse spends much of his retired days returning the favor, donating his time and treasure to the formation fund and several apostolates of the Jesuits USA Central and Southern Province. 

Priestly ordination is not required to be a skilled administrator. So, several parishes in the Jesuits USA Central and Southern (UCS) Province have transitioned to a more progressive, representational leadership model that allows for three dedicated women of faith to serve as anchors of their parish communities.