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Stories from the field

Life in India
Fr Tony Herbert SJ was a special guest at the 2009 Indian Bazaar, hosted by St Ignatius' College, Riverview. He took some time out to describe to students what it was like to go on mission to Hazaribag in 1965.

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Send the people you really need
Almost two thousand Jesuits now live and serve in East Asia and Oceania, the area Francis Xavier wandered around in 1549. Fr Mark Raper SJ, President of the Jesuit Conference on East Asia and Oceania, reflects on the qualities St Ignatius looked for when recruiting Jesuits to this region almost 500 years ago.

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Imparting Wisdom
Fr Michael Eather arrived in India in 1959, armed with an education in philosophy. Yet after spending time in primary schools it was mathematics that became his passion. More specifically, it's teaching.

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The original overseas mission of the Australian & New Zealand Jesuits was in Hazaribag in India. It stands out as an example of what can be achieved through the dedication and hard work of Jesuits and friends. As the Hazaribag Jesuits became more established, Jesuit Mission extended its areas of interest and support to programs of the Society of Jesus in other countries.  Whilst maintaining our commitment to the wonderful work being done in India we now  look also to our near neighbours in East Asia and Oceania and to other areas of special need.

Jesuit Mission Around The World

With the help of our friends Jesuit Mission supports programs that offer a direct benefit to the poor through relief and development, and we offer programs that encourage and support Jesuits in developing countries and prepare them for their mission. Here are some examples:

India: Village savings schemes breaking the cycle of poverty.

East Timor: A mobile health clinic touring the villages.

Cambodia: Special care for those handicapped by landmines or polio.

Pakistan: Basic education, a right for all children.

Sri Lanka: Building community among poor plantation workers.

China: Helping leprosy patients and their children

Africa: AIDS awareness and help for those living with AIDS

Vietnam: Health and education for the poor in remote mountain villages.