The articles below are ones that Canadian Jesuits International has posted on various pages of the CJI website or published in its newsletter. They are gathered here for convenience of access and organized according to the date they were published or posted.
Defending human rights
Human rights are cultural concepts, evolving continually in response to socio-cultural and political changes. Since 1948, when the UN General … Read more
Protecting the rights of indigenous communities in Mexico has required great effort and multiple claims by individuals and groups who … Read more
Update: Statement on Syria
The dire situation in Syria continues to dominate the news. Of particular concern are the attacks on people in some … Read more
Ombudsperson success!
As a member of the Canadian Network on Corporate Accountability (CNCA), Canadian Jesuits International has been actively involved in a … Read more
Solidarity in partnership
X-rays give us an inside picture of something, but they must be read or interpreted to obtain a real understanding … Read more
Honduran leaders’ safety
Only one month after expressing their concern regarding the post-election situation in Honduras, the Jesuit Provincials of English and French … Read more
- Published in News
Provincials’ letter on Honduras
The Jesuit Provincials of English and French Canada, Fathers Peter Bisson and Erik Oland, have sent a letter expressing deep … Read more
Livelihood support: Thanks for your solidarity
This is the fifth and final article in a blog series on the igNation website in November 2017. The series … Read more
Livelihood support: Comparte, thanks for sharing
This is the fourth article in a blog series appearing on the igNation website in November 2017. The series aims … Read more
World Day of the Poor
Pope Francis named 19 November 2017 the first “World Day of the Poor.” At … Read more
- Published in News
Livelihood support: HLDRC and tea plantation workers
This is the third article in a blog series appearing on the igNation website in November 2017. The series aims … Read more
Livelihood support: KATC and organic farming in Zambia
This article is the second in a blog series appearing on the igNation website in November 2017. The series aims … Read more
Livelihood support: To live life to the fullest
This article is the first in a blog series appearing on the igNation website in November 2017. The series aims … Read more
The politics of famine
As the saying goes, when two elephants fight, it’s the grass that suffers. It isn’t an accident of nature or … Read more
India: Politics of denial
Early this year, major newspapers and TV stations in India proclaimed with pride that India had replaced the United Kingdom … Read more
Comparte: Food sovereignty
The Comparte (“Share”) program of the Jesuit Conference of Latin American Provinces (CPAL) … Read more
Poem: Berta Cáceres
a woman a man and, when it comes to the tired madness of hierarchy, none of the above.
a river’s … Read more
- Published in News
Stand for Honduran Jesuit
Serious new threats against Fr Ismael “Melo” Moreno in Honduras have been made in recent days. They have prompted statements … Read more
- Published in News
Bishops target Canadian mining practices
On 9 August 2017, the President of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB), the Most Rev. Douglas Crosby OMI, … Read more
- Published in News
South Sudan: Conflict and famine
Canadian Jesuits International is participating in an interfaith campaign called PRAY-GIVE-SPEAK OUT to … Read more
Poem: This Peace Business
Keys, socks, sons and brothers… these are the things that disappear.
There goes St. Anthony on his hands and knees … Read more
- Published in Article
2021 Easter Appeal
Two young students walk outside one of the classrooms at Moran Memorial School in Nepal. Photo: D. Lee/Eyrie Foundation
