As I meditated through the genealogy of Jesus Christ in the Gospel of Matthew, I was deeply moved by the role of women in salvation history. This passage is often seen as a list of names, with controversial names of women in history, yet there is so much more than that meets the eye. A […]
Life & Mission of St. Peter Canisius SJ
St. Peter Canisius SJ, is what I would often call A Jesuit in deeds and a Jesuit indeed. I find his extraordinary life and mission outstanding. He was unwavering in dedication to his mission and his tireless zeal for the Catholic faith was just amazing. His story is one that continues to inspire me, not […]
St. John de Brito, SJ: A Pioneer of Inculturation
Today, the Society of Jesus commemorates St. John de Brito, SJ. One of the greatest pioneers of inculturation in the Society of Jesus. His mission and ministry in South India reminds us, as Jesuits and followers of Christ, to embody the Gospel in a way that speaks to the hearts of the people we serve. […]
St. Joseph: A Model of Virtue, Humility, and Obedience
As a Jesuit scholastic, I often find myself reflecting on the lives of the saints, drawing inspiration from their virtues and sacrifices. Among them, St. Joseph stands as an exemplary model—not only for religious life but for all who seek to live in faithful service to God. He is the patron of the Society of […]
Vows Day & St. Andrew Bobola: Missionary Zeal and Fidelity to Vows
Introduction May 16th is one of the special Feast Days in the Society of Jesus and particularly in Eastern African Province. Today we celebrate the feast of Saint Andrew Bobola SJ, a Polish Jesuit missionary and martyr. It is also a day, Jesuit scholastic in the East African Province of Society of Jesus pronounce perpetual […]