Baby Steps By Fr. Silas Kemboi, SJ Confucius wisely reminds us, “The man who moves a mountain begins by carrying away small stones.” Here in Molo, within the broader vision of the proposed Hekima University, we have been diligently carrying our own small stones. One such effort is our Innovation and Entrepreneurship Program
The Wonders of Indonesia By Paul Kalenzi, SJ The tertianship at Girisonta, near Semarang, Indonesia is now well under way. Below is a picture of the tertians and our instructors. Tertians, standing left to right: Patrick (Kenya-Eastern Africa), Dominic (Vietnam), Pieter (Indonesia), Ale (Indonesia), Boniface (S. Korea), Hendric (Indonesia), Paul
Catholic Social Teaching vs. the Kenya We Desire By Ms. Teresia Muia A recent conference at Hekima Institute of Peace Studies and International Relations in Nairobi, brought together leading figures to explore the intersection of Catholic social teaching and the vision for a better Kenya. Father Odomaro Mubangizi, S.J., of
Jesuit Provincial Visits Juba: Strengthening Presence and Collaboration By Anthony Ochen, SJ The visit of Fr. Provincial to Juba marked a significant step in the Jesuit engagement within the region, focusing on pastoral collaboration.Arriving on February 3 via Ethiopian Airlines, Fr. Provincial was received and taken to the Jesuit Refugee
The Catholic Church in Kenya and LCMC Champion Media Integrity for a Just Nation By Ms. Teresia Muia As many celebrate love this Valentine’s Day February 14, 2025, The Catholic Church in Kenya and the Loyola Centre for Media and Communication (LCMC) have demonstrated their commitment to the nation in
“Come and See!”: A Call for Discovery and Collaboration! By John Mukulu, SJ As a semester of Green Science and Engineering studies in Japan concludes, I find the words “Come and See!” A best fitting summary description of my mission in Japan. A mission filled with blessings and encounters. An
Primi Departure for Their Second Experiment By Kioko Timothy, nSJ Greetings from Gonzaga Gonza Jesuit novitiate- Arusha, Tanzania, where we are enjoying life in diversity!After the Long retreat experience, our young brothers have been sent out to nurture the Jesuit graces they acquired in their silent Month. After the missioning
Is it true that people are drawn to live near Jesuit apostolates? By Linus Tigiti, SJ The answer may vary—yes or no—depending on the lens through which one perceives the Jesuit apostolates and their profound impact on the communities they serve. The true power of the Jesuits lies not merely
From Slavery into Sainthood By Amera Claudia What does being a saint mean to you? How can one become a saint? On 8th February 2025, I joined the community of Ayilo II Refugee Settlement at St. Josephine Bakhita Chapel to celebrate the feast of the courageous Saint Bakhita.Josephine Margaret Bakhita
Reaping from the Efforts of Beyond Academic Excellence By Lanyero Monica The results for the Ugandan Certificate of Education, was released in the course of the week. Everyone is elated as we try to comprehend the interpretations of the New Lower Secondary Curriculum results. The 2024 students were a special
