Meet The Jesuits in Baguio (Vocation Discernment Seminar)
Join us as we explore ways to know God's will in our lives. Meet the Jesuits: Vocation Discernment Seminar on April 22, 2018, 8:30am to 3pm at the Mirador... Read more
The Heart of Every Temptation (1st Sunday of Lent)
Everything we have and hold is gift. All our riches and talents are gifts. Our capacity to feel, to reason, to choose, to love–all these are gifts. In fact... Read more
The Endangered Art of Listening (2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time)
One of the messages of today’s readings is to examine how much white noise our lives suffer from. Can we make more room for silence in our lives? And... Read more
The Road to Mindanao (November-December 2017)
This bulletin is meant to keep our Philippine Province Jesuits and partners in mission updated regarding developments in the implementation of the Province Roadmap. Read more
Hope (Nativity of the Lord)
From this Child in a manger, we learn to let go of the noise and the inconsistencies that prevent us from seeing tomorrow. From this Child in a manger,... Read more
Transitions (Fr. Provincial’s Christmas Message 2017)
May the birth of the Savior grant us new hope and courage to face challenges that lie ahead for the sake of the Filipino nation and especially for the... Read more
Fr. Nicasio D. Cruz, SJ (1929-2017)
This is to inform you that FR. NICASIO D. CRUZ, S. J. died this morning in Cardinal Santos Medical Center, San Juan. Fr. Cruz, 88, entered the Society on... Read more
Wandering, Wondering, Waiting (1st Sunday of Advent)
On this first Sunday of Advent, we focus on that one aspect of waiting—that is, when we wander: when, in the process of waiting, we make wrong decisions or... Read more
The Road To Mindanao (October 2017 Bulletin)
This bulletin is meant to keep our Philippine Province Jesuits and partners in mission updated regarding developments in the implementation of the Province Roadmap. Read more
Good and Faithful Servants (33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time)
Talents are God-given and God-driven. They are therefore always “intentional,” meaning, they are intended for an “other.” They are bestowed in order to eventually benefit another. Read more