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Jesuit Social Research Institute Releases JustSouth Index 2019
The Jesuit Social Research Institute (JSRI) on Nov. 18 hosted a press conference on Zoom to release the 2019 JustSouth Index, a social justice report focusing on the states along the Gulf of Mexico – Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas.
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Hurricane Eta and Iota Emergency Fund Established
The Jesuits USA Central and Southern Province is accepting donations for the Central American (CAM) Province of the Society of Jesus to aid the thousands of people who have been impacted by Hurricanes Eta and Iota.
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Fr. Rafael Garcia, SJ, Fulfills Vocation in Ministry with Migrants
After working his way to professional success as an architect, Fr. Rafael Garcia, SJ, found that his true calling in life is ministering to immigrant communities with needs similar to the one he grew up in.
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Fr. John Arnold, SJ, was Educator and Province Administrator
Father John Arnold, SJ, died Sunday, Nov. 15, 2020 in St. Louis. He was
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Justin Daffron, SJ: At the Service of Mission
Every baseball fan knows the value of a good utility player. For the Jesuits, Fr. Justin Daffron, SJ, has proved himself to be an outstanding utility player, serving in disparate roles at Jesuit universities in Chicago, St. Louis and New Orleans.
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How do we respond to the cry of the poor?
Father Provincial Thomas P. Greene, SJ, recently visited the migrant camp in Matamoros, Mexico. He came away inspired and committed to finding a way to help.
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Discerning my Catholic Engagement in Civic Life After the Election
For the Holy Father, a believer’s personal practice of Christian discernment in making political decisions is of utmost importance. Civic engagement requires discernment because pursuing the common good is a complex business with no silver bullet solutions.
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On 40th Anniversary of JRS, Fr. Kevin Cullen, SJ, Reflects on His Experience
Jesuit Refugee Service has been helping people across the globe for four decades, providing the forcibly displaced with humanitarian aid and moral support.
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An Imminent God and Other Lessons from Refugees
The two and a half years Fr. Jeffrey Harrison, SJ, spent working with Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) taught him a different way of looking at suffering.
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Still “Walking with Refugees,” 40 Years Later
The Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) is finding ways to keep up the learning amid lockdowns – often in places without reliable Internet or even stable electricity. Bringing Jesuit education to forcibly displaced people is one way the Rome-based agency is revitalizing its global mission – in the most troubling times since its establishment 40 years ago.
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Colleagues, Province Retreats Move Online
The UCS Province offers retreats for both members of the province and lay colleagues. The pandemic forced the cancellation of in-person retreats, but the commitment and creativity of retreat planners allowed both the Colleagues Retreat and the Province Retreat to proceed online.
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Creating a Sacred Space of Encounter on Zoom
As COVID-19 engulfed the world and travel became more restricted, the Internet became a new sacred space of encounter for Jesuits. Father Hung Pham, SJ, is realizing the full potential of this new sacred space.
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