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2024
Climate Justice.
Jesuits Launch Policy Brief Ahead of COP30
A Call for Action Rooted in Faith and Justice
Pope Francis...
and Africa - a Pilgrim of
Peace, Reconciliation and Hope
Safeguarding Policy.
Protecting children and
vulnerable adults
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Our Story
True to our universal vocation of seeking God’s greater glory, we often find ourselves at the frontiers. Through faith in action, we advocate for those who are poorest and on the margins of our societies.
For us each culture is an opportunity to find God and everyone can collaborate by being a witness of the Good News. Today Jesuits are present in 34 Sub-Saharan African countries.
From the JCAM President
Rev. Fr. José MINAKU, S.J. is a Jesuit from the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Our goal is to ensure that the Jesuit Conference of Africa and Madagascar (JCAM) is fully equipped to address the diverse challenges of our modern world. May the wind of hope, guided by the intercession of Mary, Our Mother and Saint Ignatius, inspire us to continue advancing in the mission of our Lord.
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Over 1500
Jesuits in Africa and Madagascar
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SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN COUNTRIES
Jesuits Conference
of Major Africa & Madagascar
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If you wish to make a donation by direct bank transfer please contact Fr Paul Hamill SJ treasurer@jesuits.africa. Fr Paul will get in touch with you about the best method of transfer for you and share account details with you. Donations can be one-off gifts or of any frequency; for example, you might wish to become a regular monthly donor of small amounts; that sort of reliable income can allow for very welcome forward planning in the development of the Society’s works in Africa and Madagascar.
Often it is easier to send a donation to an office within your own country and Fr Paul can advise on how that might be done. In some countries this kind of giving can also be recognised for tax relief and the necessary receipts will be issued.