2026 Mary Aikenhead Oration: Optimistic or Overwhelmed? How might we engage with emerging technologies in service of the flourishing of every human person. 23 July, 6-7.30pm. Details: maryaikenheadministries.com.…

🍇 Setting up a vineyard from scratch carried a powerful reminder of the Gospel passage about the true vine. Find out more: 👉 jesuit.org.au/bearing-fruit/ 📸 Photo by Lucas Kulla, Unsplash #jesuits #societyofjesus #jesus #jesuit

The Marian Lecture is in the news bit.ly/4uMyxDM Tuesday night, over 550 people gathered across the country, both online and in person, with Dr Sarah Bachelard. She invited us to consider a life shaped not by striving, but by grace. #wemarists

San Romero de América: thinkingfaith.org/articles/2… #OscarRomero #feast

St Oscar, pray for us🙏

An introduction to a #Jesuit who was martyred 49 years ago today, from @jesuitsbritain's David Stewart SJ: thinkingfaith.org/articles/f…

#OTD in 1904, the birth of German #Jesuit priest and influential theologian Karl Rahner, SJ. ow.ly/lvCo50N97li

Spiritual directors from across the UK gathered at St Beuno’s Jesuit Spirituality Centre for a conference exploring the practice of Ignatian spirituality. The event featured keynote talks, workshops, and opportunities to engage with various works of the British Province of Jesuits, offering participants practical insights and inspiration for their ministry. #Jesuits #IgnatianSpirituality jesuit.org.uk/news/spiritual…

Martyrs of El Salvador 🇸🇻 🙏

#OTD in 1977, Blesseds Rutilio Grande, SJ, Manuel Solorzano and Nelson Lemus were martyred in El Salvador. ow.ly/gHvy50NfMqm

Martyrs of El Salvador 🙏

Our love of Christ ought to make us feel the needs of our suffering sisters and brothers as our own —St Oscar Romero, 1st Sunday of Lent (A), 1978 #StOscarRomero

#OTD in 2020, Pope Francis recognized the martyrdom of Salvadoran #Jesuit Rutilio Grande and two lay companions, clearing the way for beatification. They were beatified in January 2022. Blessed Rutilio Grande, pray for us! ow.ly/L0Tf50I16fb

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Last week, our CEO Dallas McInerney and Executive Director of Sydney Catholic Schools, Danielle Cronin CF, met with Br Kelvin Canavan. With a long history of teaching in schools, serving in principal roles, and administrative and leadership roles, Br Kelvin has brought the best out of every role he has been in with a profound love of Christ and his Mission. Br Kelvin Canavan served as the executive director of Catholic Schools from 1987-2009 in the Archdiocese of Sydney. In this role and every other, he devoted his energies tirelessly to Catholic education, and laid the foundations of service, accountability and faith on which our system thrives today. Every year at our education Law Symposium, we present the Br Kelvin Canavan Catholic School Leadership Award to those people who have made exceptional contributions to Catholic Education through their leadership, as Br Kelvin has. Today we continue to see these fruits of his leadership, and we celebrate and honour this.

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POPE LEO COMES ALIVE! Leo XIV speaks completely off the cuff, demonstrating an impressive pastoral sensitivity, theological brilliance & 100% commitment to advancing synodality. We are so blessed to have him leading the Church WATCH THIS! youtube.com/watch?v=31auf_Hs…

“The primary commitment and criterion for all social action by the People of God is to listen to the cry of the poor and of the earth,” writes Canadian Jesuit Cardinal Michael Czerny, SJ. buff.ly/3swUqHX

Hearing this morning from Cardinal Grech on synodality. There is no synodality, he said, without hearing the cry of those who are poor, who suffer injustice. What is clear from reports is that in many places in the Church we don’t know how to do that. We must learn. @iamCARITAS

Pope Leo: “We hear the cry of the earth and of the poor, for that cry has reached the heart of God. Our indignation is His indignation; our work is His work.”