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Jesuit Volunteer Corps

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Jesuit Volunteer Corps supports organizations that provide direct service to people who are poor and marginalized by placing post-grad volunteers at schools, non-profits, and other sites around the world.

Pedro Arrupe: His Life and Legacy Documentary

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Georgetown University commissioned the film to honor Arrupe, who often is called the Jesuit’s “second founder” — after the order’s original founder St. Ignatius of Loyola — because of his wide reforms to the Jesuit order. The documentary includes interviews with Arrupe, footage of his life and work, and interviews with Jesuits who were closest to him.

Human Rights in Honduras Interview

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Shaina Aber (Policy Director, Jesuit Conference Social & International Ministries) and Rev. Tom Greene, S.J. (Secretary for Social & International Ministries) recently visited Honduras to develop a deeper understanding of the volatile human rights situation facing the Central American country and how Jesuits and lay partners are responding. The interview offers perspectives on these realities and insights into ways that people here in the U.S. can support those who are marginalized by injustice through outreach and advocacy.

Men and Women for Others

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Jesuit Superior General Pedro Arrupe, S.J.’s address to the Tenth International Congress of Jesuit Alumni of Europe in Spain in 1973. This address includes the famous “Today our prime educational objective must be to form men-and-women-for-others…” quote.