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Yearbook 2019 2019 JYEARBOOKesuits OF THE SOCIETY OF JESUS Cover A collage of Jesuit engagement in youth ministry around the world. “Working with and for young people has been a long Jesuit tradition. From the time of his conversion, St. Ignatius wanted to help people to find and to follow Jesus Christ.” Arturo Sosa, SJ Published by the General Curia of the Society of Jesus Borgo Santo Spirito 4 – 00193 Roma, Italia Fax: (+39) 06-698-68-280 – Tel. (+39) 06-698-68-289 E-Mail: [email protected] [email protected] Editor: Patrick Mulemi S.J. Secretary: Caterina Talloru Graphic Designer: Gigi Brandazza Printed by: Mediagraf S.p.A. Padova September, 2018 2019 Jesuits Yearbook of the Society of Jesus INDEX: in this issue FROM FATHER GENERAL Arturo Sosa, S.I. .................................................................................................................................................................................6 FROM THE EDITOR Patrick Mulemi, S.I. ..........................................................................................................................................................................7 LATIN AMERICA CENTRAL AMERICA: “Your Word Transforms” José Antonio Rubio Aguilar, S.J. ............................................................................................................................................8 ARGENTINA: A cry of dignity from the mountain 8 Marcos Alemán, S.J., Rodrigo Castells, S.J................................................................................................................ 12 GUATEMALA: Qajb’al Q’ij: Apostolate with Indigenous Mayan Youth Victoriano Castillo González, S.J.................................................................................................................................... 16 AFRICA ZIMBABWE: Youth Ministry Batanai Ignatius Padya, S.J. .................................................................................................................................................. 20 ZAMBIA: Accompanying Youth Mutinta Mapulanga. ................................................................................................................................................................. 24 RWANDA-BURUNDI: Youth Ministry: Men and Women for Others 24 ........................................................................................................................................................... Patrice Ndayisenga, S.J. 28 SOUTH AFRICA: Jesuit Ministry to Youth Rampeoane Hlobo, S.J. ............................................................................................................................................................ 32 ASIA PACIFIC VIETNAM: Forming Catholic Students Nguyen Thai Son, S.J. ................................................................................................................................................................ 36 Forming Ignatian Leaders for Mission Vanessa M. Gorra ........................................................................................................................................................................ 40 36 A Path to Magis for Young People Yohanes Nugroho, S.J. .............................................................................................................................................................. 44 PHILIPPINES: Youth and Forests in Mindanao Pedro Walpole, S.J. ...................................................................................................................................................................... 48 52 INDONESIA: Proclaiming the Good News from the Banks of a River Murti Hadi Wijayanto, S.J..................................................................................................................................................... 52 MYANMAR: The Korean Champion of Myanmar Campion Santiago Girish, S.J. ..................................................................................................................................................................... 56 AUSTRALIA: Being with God in Nature Dr. Peter Saunders Ph D .......................................................................................................................................................... 58 CANADA-USA UNITED STATES: Christus Ministries: A Home for Everyone in the Church Becky Sindelar ................................................................................................................................................................................ 62 UNITED STATES: Thrive for Life: Finding Light in Dark Places! Mike Benigno ................................................................................................................................................................................... 66 UNITED STATES: Jesuit Education: the earlier the better! Mike Gabriele ................................................................................................................................................................................. 69 CANADA: Saint Francis Xavier Relic Pilgrimage to Canada Abp. Terrence T. Prendergast, S.J. .................................................................................................................................... 71 CANADA: A Journey of Reconciliation: The Canadian Canoe Pilgrimage 66 Erik Sorensen, S.J.; Kevin Kelly, S.J. ................................................................................................................................... 74 EUROPE SPAIN: The MAG+S Pastoral Ministry Juanjo Aguado, S.J.; Almudena Moral ......................................................................................................................... 78 FRANCE: Fortifying the inner man and the social man Sylvain Cariou-Charton, S.J. ............................................................................................................................................... 82 GERMANY: The Abuna-Frans-Centre: A Community of Jesuits with Refugees Lutz Müller, S.J.; Ludger Hillebrand, S.J. ...................................................................................................................... 86 GERMANY: The future must go in a workshop Clemens Blattert, S.J. ................................................................................................................................................................. 89 82 CROATIA: Social Apostolate and Care of the Poor Zdravko Jelušic, S.J.; Mijo Nikic, S.J. ............................................................................................................................... 94 BELGIUM: Coming Together. Praying. Reflecting on Europe. Krystian Sowa, S.J. ....................................................................................................................................................................... 98 SOUTH ASIA SRI LANKA: Magis at the Margins Milroy Fernando, S.J................................................................................................................................................................102 INDIA: Art and Jesuit Formation Scotus Fernandez, S.J. ............................................................................................................................................................106 INDIA: Our dreams cannot be hidden inside a small pot 114 Frank Krishner ..............................................................................................................................................................................110 NEPAL: The SXC MAGIS Jomon Jose Kanniattukunnel, S.J. .................................................................................................................................114 INDIA: Our Spirituality and Ministry to the Poor Tony Herbert, S.J. .......................................................................................................................................................................118 INDIA: God’s Dream: A Reality for Youth Bala Bollineni, S.J. ......................................................................................................................................................................120 INDIA: Judge not and you shall not be judged Joyson Das ......................................................................................................................................................................................124 NEPAL: Earthquake – A Door to a New Frontier 124 William Robins, S.J.; Roy Sebastian, S.J. ..................................................................................................................128 INTERNATIONAL EYM: The Art of Discernment in the Style of Jesus 134 Ada Romero ODN; Frederic Fornos, S.J. .................................................................................................................134 JWL: Jesuit Worldwide Learning: Higher Education at the Margins Francis P. Xavier, S.J. .................................................................................................................................................................138 Jubilee of Saint Aloysius Gonzaga Arturo Sosa, S.I. ..........................................................................................................................................................................140 EDITORIALS FROM FATHER GENERAL ear Sisters and Brothers in Christ, Dear partners in mission, Dear friends and benefactors, This edition of the Jesuit Yearbook focuses
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