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The Feast of St Ignatius Loyola 2026
In this piece, Andy Hamilton SJ delves into the rich history of the Feast of St Ignatius Loyola.
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National Sorry Day and National Reconciliation Week
National Sorry Day (May 26) and National Reconciliation Week (May 27 - June 3) remind us that "the debt that Australia owes to the descendants of our first peoples still needs to be paid," reflects ANDY HAMILTON SJ.
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In his most recent reflection, ANDY HAMILTON SJ writes that Anzac Day this year is a poignant reminder to say ‘never again’ to war. "As we grieve loss and give thanks for self-sacrifice on Anzac Day, we should also commit ourselves to a future in which we turn from wars, share burdens, give priority to…
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Locking up more Territorians is not a plan
If we want safer communities, we need to invest in what actually works: early intervention, housing, mental health care, support for families and evidence-based diversion programs. The government needs to start listening to all Territorians, not just the people who cheer every tough headline.
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"At Eastertime the exploration of the extraordinary in the ordinary, of the boundless in the limited, of freedom in apparent regulation, of the personal in the midst of the commercial, of the quirky in the uniform, all disclose the value of each human life in the face of the persistent efforts to homogenise and cheapen…
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Ash Wednesday and Ramadan 2026
The overlap of Ash Wednesday and Ramadan this year reminds us of how much the two faiths have in common and how each is reflected in the spirit of Jesuit Social Services, notes Andy Hamilton SJ - both embodying friendship, gratitude and courage in sharing our life with those most disadvantaged.
