Bringing it Home- A Reflection on Safeguarding By Fr. Silas Kemboi, SJ I recently had a conversation with a religious friend, during which I shared my new mission as part of the province's safeguarding team. His immediate question was, "Do you still have many white people in your congregations?" This
Vulnerable Adult By Fr. Binamungu Mukasa, SJ A vulnerable adult is an individual aged 18 or older who may be unable to protect themselves from harm, abuse, or exploitation due to inherent characteristics or conditions. Such an individual often faces additional barriers, such as dependency on others, communication difficulties, or
A Joyous Claverian Day at St. Peter Claver High School! By Jocelyn Bennet and Bianca E. Mrangu Monday, September 9th, 2024, marked the grand celebration of St. Peter Claver Day also known as ‘Claverian Day’ and what a day it was! The air was electric with excitement, as students reveled
Bravo, Fr. Lado By Abel Ogonah, SJ On Sunday, September 8th, 2024, a delegation of Jesuits from Dodoma made their way to Mtera, Tanzania, on a mission of their own to retrieve their beloved companion, Fr. Lado, who had spent years toiling in the rugged, mountainous frontiers. The scene at
Men at Work in Christ’s Mission By Sajilo Julius Mark, SJ Dear friends in the Lord; it my hope and prayer that we are all doing well in our respective missions and apostolates. For us here in Mwanza we are doing well, the Parish work is going on well. A
Our New Home By Fr. Silas Kemboi, SJ After a short ordination honeymoon, I reported to Molo the place of my next mission on September 1, 2024. Although my hometown, Kitale, is in the same direction, I had never visited Miki House, the Jesuit residence. I had only been shown
Empowering Education Through Inclusion By Ms. Maureen Obare Group picture with the “current university” students. "Nothing about us without us" perfectly captures the importance of involving participants in the context of education, especially in Kenya and Africa at large. This belief highlights the decisive role of public participation. Over the
The Community Bids Goodbye to Our Collaborators By Vincent Opiyo, SJ On Wednesday 4th September 2024, the Rupert Mayer Jesuit community members bid good bye to two Nazareth Sisters and a postulant who have successfully finished their apostolate in Kagera region precisely in Ngara district.This event took place in their
Bulk Excavation marks the beginning of School Construction Project By Linus Tigiti, SJ Following three weeks of in-depth discussions and meticulous planning, the construction of the school has officially begun, focusing on bulk excavation as the initial phase. This critical step establishes the foundation for the entire project, laying the
LCMC Advocates AI in Ministry to Connect with Gen-Z and Alpha Generations By Ms. Teresia Muia The Loyola Centre for Media and Communications (LCMC), led by Executive Director Dr. Elias Mokua, SJ, has called on the church to embrace artificial intelligence (AI) as a vital tool to connect with younger
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