2025
Advent
Journey with Us This Advent
Prepare. Hope. Rejoice.
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We invite you to journey with us this Advent, as Jesuits from across our province offer a four-week path of reflection and renewal. Explore spiritual resources and reflections that encourage hope, strengthen faith, and inspire new beginnings.
From the razor wire of the Regina jail to the silent longings of the men he accompanies, Bryan reveals how vocation often takes shape in wilderness places: where fear meets trust, where the desire for redemption rises, and where God continues to come quietly into the lives we might least expect. His reflection reminds us that Advent and vocation are intertwined — both call us to say “yes” in the dark and to believe that Christ is still entering the world through our fragile lives. Read more
This week, Fr. Michel Lessard, SJ, reflects on how the Spiritual Exercises, and especially the Ignatian “presupposition,” can reshape the way we encounter the people around us. Through a simple but revealing story from his days as a teacher, Fr. Michel invites us to rediscover a spirituality of understanding rather than judgment, and the slow, attentive heart that Advent asks of us. Read more
In this third week of Advent, many of us find ourselves feeling less prepared than we hoped. This week, Fr. John Sullivan, SJ, reflects with honesty and tenderness on that familiar tension between our good intentions and our messy realities. Drawing on an Ignatian contemplation of the Nativity, he invites us to trust that God comes to us not once we are ready, but precisely as we are. Read more
Going Deeper
"Re-Reading the Infancy Narratives: Israel/Palestine Today," a three-session webinar series of talks, focuses on the biblical texts of the Infancy Narratives with Fr. David Neuhaus, SJ.
These three sessions propose a close reading of the texts we find at the beginning of the Gospel according to Matthew and the Gospel according to Luke.
JOSEPH, SON OF JACOB
MARY
JESUS
"Re-Reading the Infancy Narratives: Israel/Palestine Today," a three-session webinar series of talks, focuses on the biblical texts of the Infancy Narratives with Fr. David Neuhaus, SJ.
These three sessions propose a close reading of the texts we find at the beginning of the Gospels of Matthew and Luke.
The focus of the third and last session is on Jesus. Watch now
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Rejoice with Our Jesuits
“Minuit chrétien” performed by Jean Gardy Joseph, SJ. Originally from Haiti, he is currently doing his regency with the Jesuit Refugee Service in Montreal.
Fr. Erik Oland, SJ, sings "Corde Natus Ex Parentis," a 4th century text by Prudentius with music from the 11th century recorded at the Chapel of the Holy Name of Jesus (Faber Jesuit Community at Boston College).
"Begotten of the Father’s love before the world was made, called Alpha and Omega, he the source and end of all things that are, that were, that shall be; evermore and evermore. 2. O blessed birth, when the Virgin conceiving of the Holy Spirit brought forth our salvation, when the Child, redeemer of the world, lifted his sacred head: evermore and evermore."
Élizabeth Vachon and Fr. Gabriel Côté, SJ, perform “Soul of Christ,” a prayer from the early 14th century attributed to Saint Ignatius of Loyola and composed by Marco Frisina.
Gabriel Côté, SJ, performing....
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Opportunities to connect with others on a similar path — whether online or in person. Stay informed about upcoming retreats, events and community gatherings.
Celebrate the Christmas Season at Our Jesuit Parishes or Churches.
Whether it's through the joyous strains of carol concerts or the charming simplicity of children's Nativity plays, there's a place for everyone in our gatherings.
Everyone is welcome regardless of their background, beliefs or where they are on their spiritual journey.
Visit our website for more details on the Christmas celebrations at a parish near you.






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