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  • Fr Ronny Alessio SJ appointed new EUM Provincial

  • Building bridges

    Reconciliation at the heart of our mission

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The origin of our Spirituality

Ignatius of Loyola. His interior journey and revolutionary form of spiritual meditation

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Our Way of Life

Unique characteristics of the Jesuit Order

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Formazione
A Formation that sets us free

Stages in our formation - An ongoing process and application of interior freedom

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Five hundred years of History

The story of the Society of Jesus - historical milestones, events, personalities and curious facts

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  • The Spiritual Exercises

    "For just as taking a walk, journeying on foot, and running are bodily exercises, so we call Spiritual Exercises every way of preparing and disposing the soul to rid itself of all inordinate attachments, and, after their removal, of seeking and finding the will of God in the disposition of our life for the salvation of our soul"

What We Do

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Social Justice

The aim of the Paulo Freire Institute in Zejtun is to empower, and promote the self-development, self-confidence and the talents (including functional literacy) of each and every individual, especially the vulnerable in society.

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 Education

The legacy of Jesuit education at the service of future generations: welcome to Saint Aloysius College Primary School, Secondary School and Sixth Form.

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Youth

The University Chaplaincy and Dar Manwel Magri are welcoming spaces where the Chaplain and team accompany young adults in their individual and spiritual formation, creating a sense of community and organising diverse events and programmes.

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Migrants

The Jesuit Refugee Service in Malta seeks to accompany, serve and defend the rights of asylum seekers who arrive in Malta.

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  • How about you?

    Being Jesuit is a possible option. Try to imagine your life in the Society of Jesus. How would you use your good qualities for the common good?