Jesuits in the U.S. and Haiti condemn the U.S. government’s treatment of Haitians and other migrants at the Del Rio Sector of the U.S.-Mexico border.

Today is the feast day of Saint Robert Bellarmine (1542–1621), a Jesuit who was one of the most important cardinals of the Catholic Reformation.

"The Provincial and the Pilgrim," an original piece of fiction by John Dougherty, is part of the Pilgrim Stories initiative of the Jesuit Conference of Canada and the United States and a project of the Ignatian Year. 

"The Pilgrim's Book," an original piece of fiction by Ryan Carroll, is part of the Pilgrim Stories initiative of the Jesuit Conference of Canada and the United States and a project of the Ignatian Year. 

Twenty-seven Jesuit novices in the United States, Canada and Haiti professed first vows of poverty, chastity and obedience in August 2021.

Spirit & Verse is a monthly column of original poem-prayers composed by Cameron Bellm, a Seattle-based writer and mother of two whose “Prayer for a Pandemic” went viral, bringing solace and comfort to many struggling during COVID-19.

“To have papers in this country is extremely hard — or impossible,” says Gustavo Angeles. In his work at the Jesuit ministry Sacred Heart Center in Richmond, Virginia, he meets dozens of people living without documentation — often because they don’t know how to navigate the U.S. immigration system.

Following the earthquake in Haiti on August 14, 2021, a network of Jesuit international development organizations and mission offices has launched a global fundraising effort to support Jesuit relief efforts in the country.

Today is the feast day of Saint Alberto Hurtado, a Chilean Jesuit priest known for his engagement with Chilean culture and his work with young adults and the poor.

A magnitude 7.2 earthquake struck southwest Haiti on Saturday, August 14th at 8:29 AM local time

Shannon K. Evans, a writer and mother of five, chronicles moments of grace in her daily life.

The Jesuit Conference of Canada and the United States writes to express our deep sorrow at the recent discoveries of unmarked graves of Indigenous children at the sites of several former boarding schools in Canada. We grieve deeply the loss of human life and culture that took place at such schools, both in Canada and the United States, and we acknowledge that the Society of Jesus participated in that history.