Jesuit priest working in earthquake-ravaged Syria appeals for support

February 19, 2024

“Syria has been forgotten. It is like Gaza without the headlines”

In an interview with The Tablet, Fr Tony O'Riordan SJ, a Jesuit priest working for the Jesuit Refugee Service in Syria, explains just how forgotten the people of Syria are following a decade of civil war and a devastating earthquake last year which killed more than 50,000 people and injured 100,000 others. JRS funding for those being helped on the ground is due to run out in May this year. To read the interview (which is free to read), please click here.

Jesuit Refugee Service helping Ukrainian Refugees in Poland

March 8, 2022

Refugees share their experiences of fleeing Ukraine & being welcomed in Poland on BBC Radio 4.

Reflecting on 2024 as we embrace the New Year

December 30, 2024

Thank you for your continued support, which helps make our work possible

New music-theatre project touches on Jesuit environmental themes

January 12, 2024

The world premiere in Milan of this new production echoes the concerns of Pope Francis and Jesuits

Inigo - an “impressive” and “brilliantly written” play about St Ignatius of Loyola

December 3, 2021

To celebrate the Ignatian Year, actors did a readthrough of 'Inigo' at the London Jesuit Centre