Here is a compilation of resources, experiences, recommendations and classroom materials some of you have found useful and have generously taken the time to share with your colleagues around the world. Thank you!
The following are experiences and recommendations which teachers have shared on how they have learnt from the current situation and which you might find helpful.
Juliana Alves Ju, Brazil | May 26th, 2021
Campanha de Páscoa do Colégio São Luís
Declan O Keeffe, Ireland | May 24th, 2021
Cannonballs and Bombshells: The Ignatian Legacy 500 Years after Pamplona
Rossana Barbera, United States of America | May 18th, 2021
Project Mo.Ba. An Intercontinental Dialogue
lantonirina rasoazanany, Madagascar | May 11th, 2021
Journée Spirituelle des Enseignants-Educateurs Collège Immaculée Conception Mananjary Madagascar
Herizafiniaina Andrianaivosoa, Madagascar | May 11th, 2021
Les bienfaits et les méfaits des cours via internet au Collège Saint Michel, Amparibe, Madagascar
Here you can browse classroom materials and lesson plans which have been shared by some of you and which are suitable for distance learning. We will continue collecting and sharing these materials.
These Ignatian reflections, prayers and resources have been created in response to the current situation. We hope you, your colleagues and students find these helpful. If you have similar resources please do share them!
These days we often hear others and ourselves say “Stay healthy!” and it is indeed great advice and encouragement. Staying healthy mentally and spiritually is key to help us get through this challenging time. Thankfully there are many encouraging and creative initiatives, articles, videos, reflections and prayers from our schools, our Ignatian family and beyond that can help us to take care of our minds, to stay grounded and to pray and reflect to raise our spirits. Read this Global Story
Fr. General Arturo Sosa, Superior General of the Society of Jesus, addresses Jesuits, Jesuit partners, and people of good will around the world in talking about the challenges of looking forward in a time of uncertainty. Watch this Video
St. Ignatius Loyola was a survivor, he survived a major life-threatening injury, convalescence, life begging on the road and times of great uncertainty. He developed an approach to ‘living through difficulty’ based on his experience and using certain rules of thumb. Based on these insights, I humbly offer some reflections and practical advice which may be of help. Read this Reflection
The tradition of praying the Examen develops in us a greater self-understanding and more importantly, a growing awareness of how God is actively involved in our lives. In this video you will find a guide through an Ignatian Examen specifically designed for reflection during this time while many of us are in quarantine and adapting to different living and working situations. Watch the Examen
Do you have Ignatian reflections and resources that could be of help to students and educators?
Students from our Jesuit schools are sharing their reflections on how they are living and experiencing the current situation, specifically with the recent return to school situation. We would love to add your students’ reflections too. Click here for more information.
Cora Antonio, United States of America | Apr 2nd, 2021
Students Reflections Part 13 “My Return to School During Covid19” – Bellarmine College Preparatory, USA
Cora Antonio, United States of America | Apr 2nd, 2021
Students Reflections Part 12 “My Return to School During Covid19” – Bellarmine College Preparatory, USA
Cora Antonio, United States of America | Apr 1st, 2021
Students Reflections Part 11 “My Return to School During Covid19” – Bellarmine College Preparatory, USA
Cora Antonio, United States of America | Mar 31st, 2021
Students Reflections Part 10 “My Return to School During Covid19” – Bellarmine College Preparatory, USA
Cora Antonio, United States of America | Mar 31st, 2021
