The book ‘Saint Francis Xavier his life journey through stamps, prayer cards and lithographs’, is authored by João Paulo Cota, who was born in Angola to parents ...

Francis Xavier never married or had children, dedicating his entire life to God and his missionary work. The Jesuit vow of celibacy and poverty meant he lived a life of simplicity and complete ...

Vatican Observatory director Jesuit Brother Guy Consolmagno explores faith and science in his new book, “A Jesuit’s Guide to ...

Others went off to work in distant parts of the world, as Francis Xavier did in India ... When Ignatius died in 1556 there were 35 Jesuit colleges across Europe. Two hundred years later, there were ...

A Jesuit priest and longtime advocate for LGBTQ+ Catholics outlined strategies to help expand outreach to LGBTQ+ people and ...

Ignatius was a true friend, supporting and relying on his Jesuit brothers as they weathered the ups and ... Perhaps the most touching friendship that Ignatius had was with his best friend, St. Francis ...

Xavier University announced in December that it planned to close the Montessori Lab School to launch the Midwest’s first Jesuit Catholic laboratory school. Enrollment in in the CPS’s new ...

João Paulo Cota, an avid philatelist and author, has embarked on a unique project to commemorate the life of Saint Francis ...