Challenges

We are more and more aware that we need to give proper attention to the economy in order to integrate it with maturity in our life andmission. It should express our consecration - vow of poverty, our mission - reparative and Eucharistic, and our fraternity...

Timor is a small country that has achieved its independence after having suffered many human losses. During the Indonesian occupation, education was largely provided by Indonesian teachers. When the country came to independence it had no trained native teachers to teach. From its inhabitants arose...

Pope Francis launched an impressive initiative, called “Reinventing the GlobalCompact on Education” in order to “rekindle our dedication for and with youngpeople, renewing our passion for a more open and inclusive education, includingpatient listening, constructive dialogue and better mutual understanding”. He alsourged us to build...

We were invited to take care of "the way" in which we wish to follow God's calls for us in our Institute today. We feel attracted more and more by the way of Jesus "FROM BELOW, FROM WITHIN AND FROM UP CLOSE" This theme can be...

For the past four years we have been conducting an Early Education Peer Tutoring Program, whose acronym is TEI. The Program is an educational strategy for coexistence for the prevention of violence and school bullying. It is based on affective peer mentoring and develops respect, empathy and commitment...

Accompanying the hopes of migrants and refugees and crying out together with them. A reflection in the light of the experience of St. Ignatius of Loyola. (First published in Revista Comisión Episcopal Migrantes Argentina) The entire military career of St. Ignatius of Loyola was cut short with a...

This year, with our school theme focused on “Living the Legacy”, the Academy is strengthening its commitment to sustainability as guided by Pope Francis’ encyclical on the environment, Laudato Si. In translation, this means “Praise Be To You” and also has a subtitle: “On Care for Our Common Home.” As...