Reflecting today on the role of Jesuit colleges means returning to the origins of an idea of the university that continues to shape contemporary educational paths: a space where the rigor of method… Read more

The solemnity of Corpus Domini invites us to pause before a gesture that, within the Christian tradition, is both simple and deeply meaningful: the sharing of bread. A celebration rooted in the Eucharist,… Read more

The creation of an educational network as early as the sixteenth century and its relevance today  A global center of knowledge in the heart of Rome In 1551, Saint Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Society of Jesus, inaugurated in Rome a new idea of… Read more

The VIII Edition of the Laudato si’ Competition has concluded at Istituto Massimo in Rome, an initiative that over the years has become a space for encounter, reflection, and shared creativity for the… Read more

From May 21 to 26, 2026, Collegio S. Ignazio in Messina will host the exhibition “Building a World of Peace” at the Palacultura Antonello da Messina. An experiential and participatory journey inviting students,… Read more

Educating through wonder  Between the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries, Jesuit theatre was one of the most powerful expressions of Baroque culture. It was not merely entertainment, but a true pedagogical and spiritual tool. In the… Read more

Nel corso dei secoli la Compagnia di Gesù ha espresso figure capaci di incidere profondamente non solo nella vita spirituale, ma anche nel campo della scienza, della cultura e dell’erudizione.  Tra queste figure, Athanasius Kircher rappresenta… Read more

The sixteenth century was a time of profound fractures. The Protestant Reformation challenged religious, cultural, and social structures that for centuries had seemed stable, generating confusion, conflicts, and new questions about the relationship… Read more

The way we measure time has not always been the one we know today. The calendar, which structures civil, school, and liturgical life, is the result of a long historical and scientific development. Read more

Peter Faber can rightly be described as a “bridge figure”, someone capable of moving through the profound cultural and spiritual transformations of the sixteenth century, accompanying the transition from the Middle Ages to… Read more