Blog: Ignatian Tradition
Blog articles from JRS UK
Finding hope in challenging times
28 July 2022
As we approach the feast day of St Ignatius, we remember to find hope in challenging times.
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Accompaniment: a mutual blessing
04 February 2022
As Nick moves on for JRS, he shares some reflections on four years accompanying refugee friend.
[READ]Our hopes for 2022
07 January 2022
The JRS UK detention outreach team share their hopes for a new year.
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We sit with open hearts
08 November 2021
14th November marks the founding of JRS as a work of the Society of Jesus
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“Compassion and dignity compel us to approach each person with an open heart”
11 August 2021
Government proposals would turn our backs on obligations in the Refugee Convention, writes Will
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The legacy of St Ignatius of Loyola
31 July 2021
“We are not concerned just with the survival of refugees, but with their full development.”
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“To walk together is both our nature and our deep need.”
17 June 2021
This Refugee Week volunteer Chris reflects on the experiences of immigration detainees.
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Baby Bundles that bring joy & wellbeing to refugee families
13 May 2021
"One of my favourite tasks is to compile a baby bundle for friends" writes Jasmine
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“If I work I go to prison”
29 April 2021
On the feast of St Joseph the Worker this weekend, refugees reflect on the ban on working
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“Dying and rising with Jesus”
01 April 2021
Sr Vianney reflects on how refugee friends reflect the suffering of Jesus this Easter Triduum
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