Jesuits of Canada

Enjoy food, music and entertainment from Syria and Lebanon. It’s a great way to have fun while supporting the Jesuit Refugee Service Canada. Together, we can create a brighter and more compassionate world for everyone. bit.ly/4dy1ayI

May God bless all mothers and the cherished women who reflect his love through their compassion, strength and wisdom each day. Today, we honour and remember them with grateful hearts. ❤️

The Canadian Jesuits in India and Bhutan exhibition traces the mission of the Jesuits in Darjeeling since 1947 and highlights their work in education and medicine while offering a glimpse into life in northern India and Bhutan. The exhibition opens on May 19 at 5 p.m.

This spring, honor those who surrounded you with love and wisdom. Send us their names and we will remember them during special Masses celebrated for Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. Make a donation in their memory: bit.ly/4daUNjw

We are looking an experienced Executive Assistant and Corporate Secretary to join our team. Learn more: bit.ly/42pHyXg Application deadline: May 22, 2026

At a time of rising violent conflict across the globe, the six major Jesuit superiors of the Jesuit Conference of Canada and the United States are calling all of us to be peacemakers. hubs.la/Q04dKQYl0

St. Peter Canisius, Jesuit priest and Doctor of the Church, was a key figure of the Catholic Reformation. Through education, doctrine and missionary zeal, he strengthened the Church in times of division. His legacy calls for truth taught with patience and humility.

When faith is bound to today’s answers, it may feel shaky with tomorrow’s questions. Yet faith was never meant to silence mystery — it teaches us to listen with wonder and to seek with curiosity. 🔎 🔎 bit.ly/4mPMDl3

What if lichen and cosmic microwaves point to the same truth? From the “minuscule” to the “infinite,” two Jesuit scientists reveal how science and faith meet in wonder — and how creation speaks of God’s presence. bit.ly/4vz9Uvl

Today, we celebrate Mary, Mother of the Society of Jesus. For 485 years, the Jesuit mission has been under her maternal care and continues to help us find God in all things and to serve for the greater glory of God.

Join the online silent auction in support of the April 29 fundraising dinner — supporting senior Jesuits who have spent their lives serving others. ❤️ Take a look and find something that gives back: bit.ly/4trjoaM

In Haiti, where environmental degradation, poverty, insecurity and deep human fragility intersect, integral ecology is lived as a whole way of caring for life — people, creation and the human spirit together. 🌍 bit.ly/4tj8JyQ

At just 24, St. Kateri Tekakwitha — patroness of the environment and First Peoples — offered her life fully to God. Her legacy invites us to reconcile, build bridges and grow in solidarity.

Mary holds many titles — Mother of God, Queen of Heaven, Star of the Sea, and many more. Join Gianluca Avanzato’s Sacred Writing Circle, starting May 5, to reflect on Mary, explore your spiritual journey and create original pieces to treasure. bit.ly/4tsv90N

From uplifting books and heartfelt movies to poems that stir the soul, Raj Vijayakumar, SJ, shares the inspirations that shape his life. Get to know his vocational journey, his reflections on faith and what moves him every day. bit.ly/4dZ1s2v

Starting April 12, a Sunday Mass in the Ignatian tradition will be celebrated each Sunday at 5 p.m. at the Chapelle des jésuites (20 rue Dauphine, Québec). A celebration that gives us time for silence, recollection, discernment and more.

Indigenous spirituality meets Catholic faith in the work of Noah MacDonald and Fr. Erik Sorensen, SJ. Through rituals, respect and dialogue, they're building bridges for healing and reconciliation. 🔗 bit.ly/4dDWt78

Where do we need renewal in our lives? Easter isn’t just about remembering a story — it’s an invitation to let Christ bring newness and joy into our lives today. Christ is risen! Happy Easter!

“The Resurrection unfolds more quietly than we expect, taking shape in small acts of honesty and patience.” In his reflection, Fr. Jeffrey S. Burwell, SJ, reminds us that Easter is not about instant change, but a quiet, slow restoration. 🔗 bit.ly/41c2OiB

Good Friday calls us, as St. Ignatius teaches, to stay at the foot of the cross, witness love fully given, and notice how our hearts respond as we remain. Ask him: “Why did you become human and die for our sins?”