"So an Abundant Harvest:" Five Jesuits Take Final Vows By Fr. Odomaro Mubangizi, SJ 24th October, 2026 will go down in the history of the Eastern Africa Province of the Society of Jesus, as a major milestone. Five Jesuits took their final vows, effectively being fully incorporated into the Society
Climate Action Needs More than Policy By Ms. Suzan Nzomo Climate action needs more than policy. It needs values, trusted leadership, and communities empowered to act.What happens when faith, indigenous wisdom, and climate science come together to shape a more resilient future?That is the question at the heart of the
Joyful Happenings at Loyola House By Fr. Odomaro Mubangizi, SJ The Month of October continued with several joyful events at Loyola. On 10th October, 2026, Loyolites had the much anticipated community outing to Tigoni, Resort in Limuru. Eric Mwaniki, SJ, assisted by a small committee on logistics planned the outing
Imagine 2050 By Ms. Teresia Muia What if the next big innovation began with a young person noticing a problem and daring to imagine a different future?This question shaped a virtual ideation session hosted by the Loyola Center for Media and Communications (LCMC) on 21 and 22 October 2026, bringing
What Resilience Looks Like Before It Becomes a Policy Word: Lessons From Ethiopia By Ms. Susan Nzomo Before resilience appears in a government strategy or a donor report, it is already being tested in people's homes, farms and communities.A farmer watches the rains fail and begins looking for another way
The Successful Participation of the Ignatius Preparatory and Primary School(IPPS) Choir at Airport Parish By Kavishe Waweru, SJ The choir of Ignatius Preparatory and Primary School (IPPS) successfully animated the 9:00 a.m. Mass at Airport Parish, Dodoma, on Sunday, 27 September 2026. The visit was hosted by the St. Augustine
How Long Can a Crisis Remain Invisible Before the World Looks Away? By Ms. Susan Nzomo Sudan has been in conflict since April 2023. More than three years later, millions of people are still living with hunger, displacement, violence, and the loss of basic services. And yet, the greatest danger
Scholastics Return to the Source in Rome By Vincent Opiyo, SJ The famous adage goes, “When in Rome, do as the Romans do.” Perhaps, to some, this sounds outdated. Put in a Gen Z Jesuit way, however, it becomes: “When in Rome, make sure you walk in the footsteps of
Pope Leo XIV Exhausts Apostolicity in Studies By Vincent Opiyo, SJ A famous phrase on one of the vocation flyers reminds us that a Jesuit is “a student working and a worker studying.” Pope Leo XIV seems to have read the same flyer when he challenged thousands of students to
Honouring the Heart of Every Profession: World Teachers' Day at St Joseph Development Programmes By Gregory Ndubi On Monday, 5 October, St Joseph Development Programmes joined the world in marking World Teachers' Day with a celebration of the people who shape our learners' futures every day.Teachers from across the programme
