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
Saint Ignatius of Loyola and the Night of Manresa: the origin of Ignatian discernment
In Manresa, Saint Ignatius of Loyola lived his turning point: the Night of Manresa, origin of Ignatian discernment and the Spiritual Exercises. Read more
The Society of Jesus after the Second Vatican Council
Dall’eredità conciliare al rinnovamento gesuita tra fede, giustizia ed educazione Inaugurato da Papa Giovanni XXIII nel 1962 e concluso tre anni dopo da Paolo VI, il Concilio Vaticano II rappresentò una svolta… Read more
St. Aloysius College Malta welcomes its first female students and a laywoman Rector after 118 years
A historic day for the Institute and for the entire Euro-Mediterranean Province In a moment that speaks of both change and continuity, St. Aloysius College in Malta has written… Read more
Saint Robert Bellarmine: Jesuit, Cardinal, and Voice of the Counter-Reformation
San Roberto Bellarmino, gesuita, cardinale e dottore della Chiesa, fu una delle figure più autorevoli della Controriforma e un instancabile difensore della fede cattolica. Ricordato dalla liturgia il 17 settembre, unì rigore intellettuale… Read more
A bridge to new opportunities for the 97 new graduates of Fe y Alegría Milano
Novantasette studenti latinoamericani hanno festeggiato a Milano il conseguimento del Diploma della Repubblica dell’Ecuador, riconosciuto in Italia come equivalente al diploma di scuola secondaria di secondo grado. Un traguardo importante, frutto del programma… Read more
Carlo Acutis and Pier Giorgio Frassati: from Jesuit schools to sainthood
On Sunday, September 7th, in St. Peter’s Square, Carlo Acutis and Pier Giorgio Frassati will be proclaimed saints. Two young men who lived in different times, yet united by a deep faith, a… Read more
San Gregory the Great: humble pope and Shepherd of the Church
A wise pastor and tireless reformer, Saint Gregory the Great was acclaimed and recognized by the Christian people for his liturgical renewal and charitable care for the most needy. Remembered on September 3rd,… Read more
Play, Sport and Spirit: a day to educate body, mind and heart
A full day dedicated to learning, reflection, and dialogue on the deep connection between sport and spirituality. This is the spirit that will animate the “Play, Sport and Spirit” workshop, organized by the… Read more
Karl Rahner: the courage to face the Mystery
Among the theologians of the twentieth century, Karl Rahner is a figure both profound and decisive in the renewal of Catholic theology. His work, though less striking than that of other protagonists of… Read more
