Pune Jesuits

Fr. Kenny Misquitta SJ as coordinator for Ignatian Year, with his team.

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Pune Jesuits are members of the Society of Jesus, locally working at Maharashtra, showing Way to God to people through Education, Parish, Retreat, Social Action and Eco-Justice..

Who are Jesuits?

Who are Pune Jesuits?

Provincial's Words

The Society of Jesus is a world-wide organization with Headquarters in Rome where the highest authority called the Superior General resides and guides the world-wide operations of nearly 16,000 Jesuits spread out in about 112 countries. These Jesuits are grouped into smaller administrative units corresponding to different geographical locations called "Provinces" presided over by Provincial Superiors View More

A good example as happy and committed Jesuits and prayer are important aspects that encourage and inspire vocations. As we live and cherish our call with gratitude, I urge you to cultivate prayer for vocations in our communities and apostolic works.

Spiritual Sparks:

Wanna Experience God at LTC?
Loyola Training (Retreat) Centre, Pashan, Pune
January 23 -31
Christ the Light
February 6 - 14
Emmanuel experience
February 21-28
Living prayer with scripture
March 9-13
Jesus Prayer
March 20-28
Ignatian Year
April 18- 23
Inner healing of painful experiences
May 2-10
Annual Retreat for Religious
May 21- 29
Integration of life

Contact:
Fr. Caridade Drago SJ
Mob: 8762157600
Phone: 02025659084

Bible Quotes & Reflections

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Sp.Ex.23 [Principle & Foundation]

"Human beings are created to praise, reverence, and serve God our Lord, and by means of doing this to save their souls.

The other things on the face of the earth are created for the human beings, to help them in the pursuit of the end for which they are created. From this it follows that we ought to use these things to the extend that they help us toward our end, and free ourselves from them to the extent that they hinder us from it. To attain this it is necessary to make ourselves indifferent to all created things, in regard to everything which is left to our free will and is not forbidden. Consequently, on our own part we ought not to seek heath rather than sickness, wealth rather that poverty, honor rather than dishonor, a long life rather than a short one, and so on in all other matters. Rather, we ought to desire and choose only that which is more conducive to the end for which we are created."

Ignatian Year (20 May 2021 to 31 July 2022

Weekly Jesuit Spark

May 20, 2021 marks the 500th anniversary of St. Ignatius’ conversion — that fateful day when Ignatius the soldier, struck by a cannonball, began his transformation into Ignatius the pilgrim.

God continues to invite each of us into a deepening relationship, to ongoing conversion. We believe that by embracing this invitation, we embrace our God who calls us to act in new, bold ways that reconcile our world, bringing about justice, peace and compassion. For this Ignatian Year, we ask for the grace to see all things new in Christ.