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| Mission In Haiti
In November 2009 Br. Jim Boynton, SJ, was missioned to northern Haiti to serve refugees through the Jesuit Foi et Joie school system. On January 12, a 7.4-magnitude earthquake devastated the capital city of Port-au-Prince 80 miles away. The next day, the Jesuit superior in the area sent Br. Jim an email saying, “I know that you have led medical brigades in the past . . . I want you to bring doctors immediately.”
Filled with fear and faith, Br. Jim connected with a group of Jesuit-educated former soldiers and health care professionals called Team Rubicon and headed into the heart of the crisis to serve the greatest needs. In this brief video, Br. Jim shares his story and his mission to help rebuild Haiti through education and service. You can read Br. Boynton's dispatches from Haiti here.
Please help Jesuit Ministries and relief efforts in Haiti. To make a donation on our secure server, please click here. One of Br. Boynton’s primary influences was his uncle, Fr. William G. Goudreau, a Jesuit missionary who served his entire priestly life in the Patna Province of India. Fr. Goudreau died on June 20, 2010, at the age of 88. Click here to learn more. |
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In the Halls of Congress, Jesuits Are Going Door to Door for Immigration Reform (more) |
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Fr. J. Michael Sparough, SJ; Fr. Tim Hipskind, SJ; and Jim Manney offer an Ignatian approach to decision making in their new book,What’s Your Decision? How to Make Choices with Confidence and Clarity. Learn more at Loyola Press. View interview. |
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The spring issue of Partners magazine celebrates “hope through education” and the many ways Jesuit ministries serve as rocks in their communities (more) |
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Fr. James McCann, SJ, has been named Rector of the Pontifical Oriental Institute in Rome. (more)
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Fr. Eddie Siebert, SJ, featured in a New York Times article, “Jesuit Runs a Hollywood Production Company.” Fr. Siebert founded Loyola Productions in 2000. |
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