Six North American delegates, sponsored by the Jesuit Conference of Canada and the United States, will participate in the Amazon: Common Home symposium during the Synod of Bishops for the Amazon in Rome.

Jesuits urge Acting Secretary Kevin McAleenan to promote moral and ethical treatment of migrants.

Activists are calling for an end to the capital punishment ahead of the World Day Against the Death Penalty.

Pope Francis created 13 new cardinals today, including three Jesuits.

From cartoons to playing cards, here are five items from the Jesuit Archives & Research Center.

Bill McCormick, SJ, reflects on the mission of the Jesuit university and explores the future of Jesuit higher education.

Dan Masterton found that the opportunity to go where God’s call drew him, without feeling driven to go, gave him peace.

For Jesuit organizations in the U.S. and Canada, the day was marked by prayer and protests.

The Synod on the Amazon, which will take place in Rome from October 6-27, is “our synod of urgency,” said Pope Francis. Amazonia: New Paths for the Church and for an Integral Ecology will focus on a strategic and vital region for the future of humanity, especially relevant and prophetic as record numbers of wildfires currently rage in Brazil’s rainforests.

The president of the Jesuit Conference and the U.S. and Canadian provincials released a joint statement calling for increased advocacy efforts.

A nine-month-long retreat led to the most significant spiritual growth of Shannon K. Evans' life.

Long before Ignatius was ordained a priest, he engaged people he met in conversation about spiritual realities. Out of these conversations and out of notes about his own experiences of prayer came the Spiritual Exercises as a formal guidebook for other spiritual directors, and much later yet, came the Society of Jesus as an officially recognized religious order within the Church. In the beginning Ignatius was happy and eager simply to talk with people about where they found God in their lives.