14 March 2013 – In the name of the Society of Jesus, I give thanks to God for the election of our new Pope, Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, S.J., which opens for the Church a path full of hope. Read more
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Pope Francis: “We must not be afraid of goodness”
20 March 2013 – “Don’t forget the poor!” This was the first piece of advice Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio heard when he was elected pope. Read more…
AJAN attends spirituality conference in Geneva
11 March 2013 – AJAN Coordinator Paterne Mombe SJ recently attended an international conference in Geneva that aimed to develop recommendations on integrating spirituality into healthcare systems worldwide… Read more
Tanzania: Investing in young people for a better future
11 March 2013 – In Dodoma, not a few young people come from families impoverished by AIDS and take care of affected relatives. A serious lack of opportunities for first-time job seekers deepens widespread poverty and could heighten the HIV risk for young people…Read more
Madagascar: Taking care and prevention to the people
11 March 2013 – A casual glance at the national prevalence rate in Madagascar doesn’t elicit much cause for concern: officially less than 1% of the population is HIV-positive, so it would appear AIDS is well under control. So why do the Jesuits in Madagascar have a wide-ranging project dedicated
AJAN LENTEN REFLECTIONS
7 March 2013 – The African Jesuit AIDS Network (AJAN) is publishing weekly Lenten reflections, Journeying together towards Life to the full. Click here to read more…
AJAN & PAULINES PUBLISH NEW BOOK
12 January 2013 – AIDS, 30 Years Down the Line – Faith-based Reflections about the Epidemic in Africa, the latest book to be co-published by the African Jesuit AIDS Network (AJAN) and Paulines Publications Africa, is out. Read more…
Ireland: Jesuit recognised for AIDS work in Africa
14 December 2012 – Fr Michael J. Kelly SJ, a well-known researcher, speaker and writer on AIDS in Africa, recently received another award in his native country Ireland. Read more…
Kenya: Parish promotes zero mother-to-child transmission
14 December 2012 – Around 460 people did an HIV test thanks to a door-to-door campaign organised by the Jesuit parish in a poor Nairobi suburb with the aim of promoting zero mother-to-child transmission. Read more
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