Other Publications

Jesuits around the United States and around the world publish a variety of books, magazines, and newspapers. You can find information about various Jesuit publications below.

		Loyola Press, a not-for-profit publishing company owned by the Chicago Province of the Society Jesus, publishes quality books, videos, and other resources to help nurture a lived faith. Loyola Press also publishes a series of books related to the Society of Jesus under its Jesuit Way Imprint. For more information, visit www.loyolapress.com.
		Company is a quarterly magazine of the U.S. Jesuits containing articles about the Jesuits, their colleagues and friends, as well as their joint works. For more information, visit www.companymagazine.org. The Chicago Province offers free subscriptions to Company. To request a free subscription, send an e-mail to Eileen Fitzpatrick (eileenfitz@jesuits-chi.org).
		America Press, Inc., publishes America, a weekly magazine founded by Jesuits of the United States in 1909. It also sponsors the Catholic Book Club, a Catholic "book of the month" club. The board of directors of America are the ten Jesuit provincials and the president of the Jesuit Conference in the United States. For more information or to purchase a subscription, visit www.americamagazine.org.
		National Jesuit News is published seven times a year by the Jesuit Conference for the 3,000 Jesuits in the United States. The current issue and archived copies can be downloaded from the NJN page on the Jesuit Conference website.
		In All Things: A Jesuit Journal of the Social Apostolate is published quarterly by the Jesuit Conference in Washington, D.C. The journal intends to inform, analyze, and promote action in the social apostolate. The current issue, archived copies, and subscription information are available at the In All Things page on the Jesuit Conference website.
		Standing for the Unborn: A Statement of the Society of Jesus in the United States on Abortion, published in March, 2003, lays out in clear and concise terms the position of the Society of Jesus in the United States on the issue of abortion. You can download the document, in its entirety, from the website of the Jesuit Conference.
		Always wondered about all those Jesuit high schools? "What Makes a Jesuit High School Jesuit?" , published in 2000 by Loyola Press and the Jesuit Conference, explains the distinguishing criteria for verifying the Jesuit Nature of a Catholic High School. You can download the document from the Jesuit Conference website.