Cultural Night 2026 at Arrupe Jesuit University By Edward Tonny Maniliho, SJGreetings from Arrupe“Rooted in culture but inspired by faith” was the theme of the splendid celebration on 7th November 2026, the cultural night. It was a rather long night for some, as it was a short one for others.
JCAM PSOs’ Meeting By Fr. Silas Kemboi, SJ From Saturday, 30 October to 3 November, Abba Kiprono and I had the privilege of joining fellow Province Safeguarding Officers (PSOs) from Jesuit Provinces and Common Houses of Formation across the Jesuit Conference of Africa and Madagascar (JCAM) for their annual conference
Swahili Mass Continues to Bloom By Godfrey Samwel, SJ Greetings from Harare!"For if he were not expecting that those who had fallen would rise again, it would have been superfluous and foolish to pray for the dead." 2 Maccabees 12:44–46Inspired by the spirit of this month, dedicated to praying for
Formators Challenged to Rethink Youth Accompaniment By: Sr Lillian Gathoni, SMK “Young people, the younger generation, the generation of today, are really very sensitive to the feedback you give them. But not just the content of it. The manner in which you deliver it is bigger than even the content
What Happens When a Farmer Can No Longer Trust the Seasons? By Ms. Susan Nzomo Kenya’s changing climate is becoming a question of livelihood, justice and human dignity.For generations, a farmer could look to the seasons for guidance. The first rains offered a signal to prepare the land. The planting
"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
