Fr. Felix Sanchez Vallejo, SJ (1918-2004), talked the talk (in Latin!).
Fr. José Morenio, SJ, keeps busy doing parish work, writing math textbooks, and educating youth.
An army chaplain is back stateside after tours in Afghanistan.
What do Jesuits do in their spare time? Fr. Martin Moleski, SJ, tries to find out what happened to Amelia Earhart.
As the Society’s postulator general, Fr. Paolo Molinari, SJ, documents and presents the lives of extraordinary Christians for consideration for beatification.
Fr. Mitch Pacwa, SJ, has become one of the mainstays at Mother Angelica's Eternal Word Television Network.
Jesuit chaplain Fr. Paul Cavanaugh continued his ministry even while in a WWII prison camp.
Fr. Frank Coco, SJ, and his clarinet make beautiful music with a Dixieland flair.
Alfred Delp, SJ, smuggled poignant letters out of a Nazi prison in his final days.
Fr. John Corridan, SJ, was a passionate advocate for democratic reforms in the labor unions in New York and the inspiration behind the 1954 film On the Waterfront.
Athanasius Kircher, SJ, 17th century German Jesuit teacher, inventor, and researcher.
Fr. Peter-Hans Kolvenbach, SJ, and Company magazine share an anniversary year.
Profiles and photos of just a few of the many people who make Jesuit ministries tick.
Three hundred and forty-two Jesuits have been martyred in the past 100 years.
Fr. Jon de Cortina, SJ, helps his country heal.
In the 1500s Juana of Austria secretly became the first and only woman to gain membership in the Society of Jesus.
Fr. Paul Sullivan, SJ, is the pastor of St. Joseph Parish in Eastport, Maine.
Fr. Tom Smolich's work in the field of finance.
Jesuit Robert Spitzer leads seminars on business ethics for executives.
Reflections on the lives of three recent Jesuit martyrs killed in India, Nepal, and Cambodia.
Fr. Eric Zuckerman, SJ, talks about his Jewish heritage.
Greg Chisholm, Terry Curry, and John Staudenmaier are Jesuits involved in engineering, architecture, and the history of science.
Br. Jerome Menkhaus, SJ, is a civil engineer who has put his construction skills to use in Pohnpei, Micronesia, and in Abuja, Nigeria.
An interview of Fr Juan Julio Wicht, SJ, who voluntarily remained as a hostage in Peru for 126 days in 1996-7.
Fr Gerald Walling, SJ, talks about being a professional actor and a Jesuit.
Short profiles of Jesuits in the performing arts.
Sr Ruth Graf is a professor of Old Testament at Xavier University.
The story of Alfredo and Beatrice Oswald, a married couple that decided to leave each other to enter religious life.
A story about Missouri Province Jesuit, Fr. Charles Charroppin, a true renaissance man.
Mexican Jesuit Fr. Miguel Aguayo integrates his Jesuit and artistic vocations.
A former provincial of the French Canada Province talks about working at a social action center.
A French Canadian Jesuit talks about his mission work in China and his current work for the canonization of Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha.
Fr. Bernard Lonergan, SJ, was a theologian, philosopher, and economist, and he revitalized 20th-century Catholic thought.
Fr. C.J. McNaspy, SJ, encouraged many young Jesuit artists.
Two friends choose different paths—on as a married man, the other as a Jesuit.
A Jesuit pursues a business degree to aid in his community development work in Los Angeles.