The art of teaching: Faith and knowledge as tools for transformation
Ignatian education: faith and knowledge as tools for transformation, where teaching becomes vocation and hope for the future. Read more
Peter Faber, the Jesuit of gentleness and discernment
Among the first companions of Ignatius of Loyola, Peter Faber is a figure as discreet as he is decisive in the birth of the Society of Jesus. His contribution,… Read more
Educating in times of change: the Jesuits and the challenge of Italian Unification
After the restoration of 1814, the Society of Jesus faced a new major challenge: the Unification of Italy, which opened a delicate and complex phase. Even in that historical context, the Jesuits managed… Read more
Saint Francis Xavier: the first jesuit missionary
In just ten years, Saint Francis Xavier accomplished an extraordinary missionary work. In addition to bringing the Gospel message to the East, he was widely recognized for his ability to adapt the message… Read more
PalaMassimo inaugurated: educating to the good life of the Gospel through sport
Sunday 20th October saw the inauguration of the PalaMassimo, the new sports hall of the Istituto Massimiliano Massimo in Rome. For years, the Institute had felt the need to provide a suitable… Read more
