Irish Jesuits International retweeted
The PCCP schools' training programme is unfolding in many corners of the world! These are images from Loyola Wau in South Sudan. The format of the programme has been recreated to meet the logistical needs of the community. Coordinators and participants' commitment is inspiring!!
Irish Jesuits International retweeted
‘I was disgusted’ – Irish priest Fr Tony O'Riordan who worked in #Syria hits out at move to pause #asylum rulings
independent.ie/irish-news/i-… @JCFJustice @jesuits_ireland #Aleppo @IrishJesuitsInt
Irish Jesuits International retweeted
Today #25Nov, International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, we reiterate our commitment to the elimination of abuse, promoting a consistent culture of protection for the wellbeing and flourishing of every girl and woman across the world! sjesjesuits.global/safeguard…
Irish Jesuits International retweeted
Upendo @AORjesuits is an example of an educational project that is improving children's safety and life in the slums of Nairobi. They are featured in an article in Promotio Iustitae, where you will get to know how Upendo is achieving such positive impact👇sjesjesuits.global/media/202…
Irish Jesuits International retweeted
Our brothers and sisters in South Sudan are facing devastating floods, leaving many without homes, food, and basic needs, especially the refugees. Let’s unite in prayer for strength, safety, and recovery during this crisis.
Every prayer counts 🙏💓.
#PrayforSouthSudan #Floods
Irish Jesuits International retweeted
Conversation circles are ongoing here at the #IDEAConf2024 where members discuss different topics on Global Citizenship Education in Ireland and internationally. Members are also free to discuss other topics from all aspects of life. #IDEATURNS20 @FinJusticeIre @LycsDeved
Irish Jesuits International retweeted
👏 Sarah Kelleher, CEO of LYCS, is sharing her experience in policy development and community programs at #IDEAConf2024. Her community-driven insights from her experience working with @LycsDeved
are crucial as we chart our future. #IDEATURNS20
Irish Jesuits International retweeted
'A lot of substantial change has happened in the global education sector, but there are real issues that need to be addressed through policy development. There is a huge amount of work to do to monitor the policy processes.' Dr. Eilish Dillon Keynote Speaker #IDEAConf2024
Irish Jesuits International retweeted
🌟 Our keynote speaker, Dr. Eilish Dillon, is delivering an inspiring keynote speech at #IDEAConf2024!
📌Her 30+ years in global education are guiding us towards a future of impactful Global Citizenship Education. #IDEATURNS20
Irish Jesuits International retweeted
'We are still working in the sector regardless of the many challenges because of the presence of the ‘good people’ who are committed to change. It’s a privilege to be an educator and a learner at the same time.' Dr. Eilish Dillon, keynote speaker #IDEAConf2024 #IDEATURNS20
Irish Jesuits International retweeted
Promoting a more sustainable future: Tasintha Mlimi Project trains the Youth to make compost from locally sourced materials through the #GreenSchoolsInitiative Program. Young people have the power to influence their communities. #ClimateResilience
#Agroecology #OrganicFarming
Irish Jesuits International retweeted
Transition to #organicfertilizers is crucial for healthy farmlands & restoration of our planet. Prolonged use & dependence on #chemicalfertilizers is degrading our soils & expensive for helpless small farmers. Many in #Malawi struggle to produce enough food in their fields.
The Tasinth Mlimi project is building resilience in vulnerable communities by building grassroot knowledge of #SustainableFarming practices.
Pictured is field officer, Simplex, giving small scale farming communities a workshop on organic fertilizer to prevent soil degradation 🌱
Irish Jesuits International retweeted
Wishing you a happy feast of St Ignatius of Loyola.
His journey from a soldier to a spiritual leader reminds us of the transformative power of faith and dedication. May we continue to draw inspiration from the life and teachings of St Ignatius.
Irish Jesuits International retweeted
We had the pleasure of hosting Fr. Roberto Jaramillo SJ, director of @SJES_Rome, @ChilufyaCharlie SJ, director of @JENA_Africa and @FCSaldivar on 27 July 2024. They had time to visit Tasintha Mlimi Project in #Kasungu!
#Tasinthamlimi #agroecology
#climateresilience
Irish Jesuits International retweeted
¡Enhorabuena, @Valeska1008! Gran trabajo 👏👏👏
Irish Jesuits International retweeted
The people of #Sudan have been denied their basic human rights and stripped of their dignity.
See how you can help: ow.ly/JziI50RIo4k
@IrishJesuitsInt
Irish Jesuits International retweeted
We continue to pray and stand with Kenya during this time when raging floods continue to claim lives. May the Lord keep you safe and shine His face upon you. #FloodsAdvisoryKE
Irish Jesuits International retweeted
The Jesuits @JesuitsGlobal are at the frontiers of promoting a consistent culture of protection in all its works. This new "Jesuits at the Frontiers" video is focused on the Jesuits' commitment to the elimination of abuse inside and outside the Church youtube.com/watch?v=r8SA49HH…
Irish Jesuits International retweeted
The new PCCP training programme for all presecondary and secondary Jesui... youtu.be/VMGPKJu4TTg?si=Mp_T… via @YouTube
Irish Jesuits International retweeted
"We cannot be silent." We join other members of the @xaviernetwork in calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
Read the complete statement here ➡️ magisamericas.org/gaza







































