Status of the school to be constructed and the contract By Linus Tigiti, SJ Signing of the contract for the construction of the school On the memorable days of July 14, 2023 and July 14, 2024, two significant events etched themselves into the history. The first was the signing of
Malindi Mission By Kavishe Waweru, SJ The mission in Malindi was inspired by the historical visit of St. Francis Xavier, SJ on 1542 while he was on route to Goa. He passed by the shore of Malindi, to bury his two friends besides a small chapel that was built by
Volunteering at Farm Street Church, London By Magoba Ronald, SJ While there is a growing concern regarding the declining numbers of churchgoers in the Global North and the UK, we were consoled by the authentic witness among Catholics, at Farm Street, Jesuit Parish, where volunteers spearhead the campaign to walk
By Sch. Laus Chimango, SJ The weather here in Mwanza is normal; we have series of cold mornings, sunny afternoons, and moderately warm nights. Even with these dynamics, we are used to the situation. Otherwise, we do enjoy the daily fine breezes from Lake Victoria, which is just nearby the
Talents Wins Games but Teamwork and Intelligence Wins Championships By Eugine Nyakundi Opinion is the medium between knowledge and ignorance. If a man neglects education, he walks lame to the end of his life. All men are by nature equal, made all of the same earth by and life to
Empowering East Africa: Chris Lowney's Servant Leadership Workshop at Hekima University By Ms. Maureen Obare From Left to Right: Dr Skitter, Chris Lowney and Margaret Gitonga. In the heart of Nairobi's bustling Riara Road, amidst the quiet serenity of Hekima University's Institute of Peace Studies and International Relations (HIPSIR), an
By Fr. James Spillane, SJ Greetings from Boston where we continue to experience pleasant summer weather. We have only had an occasional afternoon shower. It is very conducive for social gatherings.We continue to enjoy the excellent facilities of the Boston College library. We were able to get a private tutoring
Who Will Listen to the Cry of Your Children? By Lawrence N. Mutunga, SJ A year has passed since the guns roared in the city of Khartoum, drawing the attention of the world. The war that began there has since spread throughout the country, touching nearly every corner. It has
By Jamea Kioko, nSJ Greetings from Gonzaga Gonza Jesuit and we would like to say “Tumsifu Yesu Kristu.” for all the graces bestowed upon us by Our Lord and Saviour Jesus who we follow under the banner of the cross. We, at the Novitiate have experienced a few developments this
By Eugine Nyakundi Over the past few weeks, education has been severely disrupted by nationwide demonstrations, forcing schools to go on a half-term break amid the chaos. Even after resuming, students in our units had to leave school earlier than usual. Despite these challenges, our students, both in our unit
