The Jesuits regrouped and ministered to those in need after Hurricane Katrina.
Central American Ministries has been making a difference in Guatemala since 1995.
An Italian Jesuit transforms an ancient monastery in the Syrian desert into a space for Christian-Islamic dialogue.
A look at how the Society is charting its ministries for the future.
Xavier Society for the Blind changes with the times to best serve its clients.
From biology and astronomy to medicine and physics, Jesuit scientists engage the world.
Creighton University students, staff, and faculty have been bringing health-care expertise to the Dominican Republic since 1976 through the ILAC program.
Our Little Haven is a lay-inspired and -run work in St. Louis that offers food and shelter and so much more to kids who need it.
The African Jesuit AIDS Network unites the international cast of Jesuits in AIDS ministries across Africa.
This New Orleans place has become an economic boon for its neighborhood and a second chance for some of the its staff.
An update on a Boys Hope home in Colorado that continues to thrive.
Fred Enman, SJ, gives an update on his Matthew 25 ministry, which rehabs old houses in Massachsets for low-income families.
Jesuits have always found ample opportunity for ministry on the streets. An old tradition continues across the country.
Out-of-the-ordinary builders put affordable housing on the Omaha market.
Loyola Productions in L.A. harnesses media's power to evangelize.
Jesuits ministering to New York's Chinese Catholics.
Jesuits have been chaplains at Chicago's Cook County Hospital, the real ER, since 1902.
Former Jesuits still feel a connection to the Society's ministries and spirituality.
A place in Washington, D.C., that the homeless call home honors founder Fr. Horace McKenna, SJ, by continuing his work.
More and more Spanish-speaking immigrants are settling in North Carolina. Jesuits are there to minister to their needs.
Romanian street kids find a Jesuit's home.
Xavier Society for the Blind in New York celebrates its centenary.
The Jesuit Refugee Service Worldwide.
The Jesuit Refugee Service in Rome.
The Jesuit Refugee Service in Cambodia.
The Jesuit Refugee Service in the Balkans.
The Jesuit Refugee Service in Los Angeles.
A Jesuit campus minister at a Minnesota college.
A Jesuit's catering company gives employment and dignity to ex-cons and others difficult to employ.
Parishioners from St. Matthew's parish in St. Louis open a BBQ restaurant across the street from the church.
A Jesuit ministry in East Los Angeles help former gang members get jobs.
Holy Name Parish in Camden and Saint Joseph's University in Philly share a special relationship.
A coalition of nine downtown Miami congregations, including the Jesuits' Gesů Church.
Fr. Matt Linn, SJ, along with his brother and sister-in-law, have a ministry of spiritual healing, and reach a worldwide audience through their books and tapes.
The Sacred Heart Center in the Bainbridge-Blackwell neighborhood of Richmond, Virginia, offers families daycare, education, and more.
With the help of Holy Cross students, Fr. Fred Enman's "Matthew 25" provides housing in Worcester, Mass.
Members of a weekly bible study at St Anthony's Church in Oceanside, N.Y., are part of a vibrant community.
The Denver Boys Hope/Girls Hope Program provides at-risk kids with a home and education.
St Ignatius Parish serves Brooklyn which was, and is, a borough of immigrants and poverty.
Loyola Press in Chicago is a publishing house with an Ignation mission and vision.