Jesuit Regent Beau Guedry, SJ, Reflects on his Mission to Prison Education
Beau Guedry, SJ, reflects on his assignment at the Jesuit Social Research Institute in New Orleans and his ministry to people who are incarcerated.
Society of Jesus in the United States Applauds U.S. Bishops’ Special Message on Immigration
The Society of Jesus in the United States applauds and thanks our bishops for their Special Pastoral Message issued at their Fall Plenary Assembly in Baltimore.
Unpacking Pope Leo XIV’s “Dilexi te” with Fr. Chris Kellerman, SJ
On this episode of the AMDG podcast, Fr. Chris Kellerman, SJ, discusses Pope Leo XIV’s apostolic exhortation “Dilexi te.”
Fr. Michael Gallagher, SJ: Compassion at the Border
Fr. Mike Gallagher, SJ, is one of the linchpins in El Paso’s migrant accompaniment community, including in immigration court.
Jesuit Grants Collaborative Celebrates 20 Years, $30M Raised
Through the Grants Collaborative, the province offers comprehensive grant-writing services to organizations in the province and beyond.
Amy Levidis
Grant Manager, Jesuit Grants Collaborative By Rachel Amiri It all started during a weekday lunch rush in New Orleans in 2007. Amy Levidis, then a recent alumna of Loyola University New Orleans, was working at her parents’ po’ boy shop, across the street from the New Orleans Province office. A customer there was challenging her […]
Pope Leo XIII, Catholic Social Thought and the New Pope
In choosing the name Leo XIV, the new pope is signaling his support for social thought and action. Read an excerpt about Pope Leo XIII’s contributions to Catholic social teaching.
The Stations of the Cross with Migrants
This Lent, keep in your heart and prayers our migrant brothers and sisters.
The Least of Our Brothers: Bearing Witness on the U.S.-Mexico Border
The Jesuits of Del Camino Jesuit Border Ministries continue to accompany migrants at the nation’s southern border.
Support Urgently Needed Following U.S. Foreign Aid Suspension
In order to address the immediate impact of the U.S. foreign aid pause on Jesuit programs, JRS/USA and AJI must raise $2 million immediately to continue serving the poor and vulnerable around the world.
A Dark Day and Uncertain Future for Asylum-Seekers
Fr. Brian Strassburger, SJ, of Del Camino Jesuit Border Ministries, shares the reality at the U.S.-Mexico border as legal entry pathways for migrants and asylum-seekers have closed.
Father Matt Ruhl, SJ, to Bike across U.S. for Catholic Schools in Belize
By Connor Hartigan Father Matt Ruhl, SJ, the pastor of St. Peter Claver Parish in Punta Gorda, a small city in the Toledo District of southern Belize, faced a daunting challenge: The Catholic schools in his area were running low on funds. Children were going hungry at mealtimes; their desks were infested with termites, and […]
