Happy Feast St Francis Xavier

thank for this ❤

Hi everyone. I am Agnese and I have prayed from Palazzolo Acreide in Sicily Italy. Thank you for this wonderful moment of prayer with nature. God bless you.

Wow, loved it. Thanks🙏

Way to go, brother Noel!!!

Wonderful work done by Bro. Noel Oliver. Humble, hardworking and sincere. One in a million. May God's blessings rest on him in abundance as he continues to work selflessly for the poor and weak. Specially commendable is his heart for Women's welfare. God bless you. 👍👌👏💞💖💞👌👍👏

Amen.....Praise The Lord...... Good Job....Amen

너무 아름다웠어요!

Blessing forever our Saint Ignacio 'sons.. Amén

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Wow, it was God sent. Wonderful. Thank you. Warm wishes from Goa, 🇮🇳

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Yea I'm proud to be Jesuit Brother😇

I feel very blessed being a friend of the Jesuit Community. I have a strong admiration for the Society for their firmness and their justfulness and strong faith. I continue my journey of faith looking forward to the teachings of many Jesuits and their brevity. God Bless Fr Nico. PEACE ✌️ TO ALL JESUITS AND FAMILIES AND TO ALL THE PEOPLE YOU SERVE.

You've always been amazing Fr Bong. I can't believe how badly l failed you almost twenty years ago. Thank you for being a man for others and someone who I should aspire to emulate.

A very well designed and beautifully communicated parable for today. It is a loving piece for contemplation. Congratulations to all those who put their hands together to give life to this praise worthy initiative. Indeed it is a very original idea to narrate the Gospel parable from an ecological perspective and to motivate people to take care of our common home.

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I wish we could all be this happy and united especially in these troubling times. Such a short but meaningful video, thank you.

Congratulations. Prayers and blessings for your service. AMDG.

Long live the memory of the inspiring life and humane deeds of Fr Adolfo Nicolás.

Greetings from LOYOLA HALL, Lahore in Pakistan. Thank you for this beautiful production. I now use it at my morning prayer. I've also recommended it to some directees as a prayer to help them remain in communion with all those affected by the current pandemic. Keep up the good work! AMDG !

God bless you 🙏❤😍

日々感謝と共に！

I was a participant of EAPA more than 40 years ago(?) ...at that time Fr. Nico came from Japan to teach sacraments to us (of course I used to be helped in Japan quite a long time) . He helped me to be "my-self"! then Jesus came into me. He helped me to live in Christ. I pray for him and all his friends of course Jesuits and thank God who shared him with us.

May his soul rest in peace.

Fr Adolfo Nicolás served humanity with dedication and humility.

Fr Adolfo Nicolás was a nice human being. Long live the memory of his kind ways of proceeding. Farewell.

muchas gracias padre!

We have another saint Nico to pray for us.

very nice

Dear Brothers, Thank you for this moving tribute to our dear Fr Adolfo Nicolas that I have been able to watch here in the Diocese of Hamilton, New Zealand where I am continuing my peripatetic ministry as a spiritual director and retreat director despite the restrictions imposed on all of us by Covid-19. I join you in giving thanks to God for the gift of Nico to the Society of Jesus and to the Church, and in asking God to console all those who grieve for him. May Ignatius, Xavier and Favre - together with Joseph and Mary - welcome Nico into the Heavenly Kingdom. Richard Shortall SJ, Whangamata, New Zealand.

One of the greatest prophet of our time....Till we meet Abba- Nicholas.

Eternal rest grant unto him oh Lord and may his soul rest in peace 🙏🌹🌹

Great message.

My Jesus bless each one of us and protect us all with thy Precious Blood and give us strength to do thy will, love you Jesus, praise you Jesus🙏

Wonderful to hear from fr.General that each one of us united with the humanity in whole universe needs to look in to oneself to help each other with responsibility. May God give us light for personal introspection to grow in unity with whole universe, especially with humanity. Let us open our hearts and soul to our LordJesus Christ.

Amen

Small jobs with big hearts !!!!!!

So peaceful and this is how it becomes so clear that you are chosen and everybody on Earth should remember that you have a certain mission to respond for God's sake.May the Holy Trinity enlighten ordained jesuits so as they may accomplish well the work of God.My name is Hosea Simwogope From Tanzania.

Where can I find your videos, Father Tinh?

Good job Br. Chỉnh...

Thanks for this movie.

Happy birthday (April 29) Fr. Nicholas. It was an honour and blessing to be one of your students at EAPI. God bless you.

I first visited Banteay Prieb - Center of the Dove - in 1994, shortly after its launch by the Jesuits. The majority of the community then were young man seriously wounded in the long and vicious years of terror and war during and after the Khmer Rouge era. Land mines took their legs, arms, eyes, and their reason to live. They were farmers who felt they could never again work in the fields, the only labor they and their ancestors knew. "I have one leg and one hand. How could I ever care for a woman, for children? Why should I live", one man tearfully told me. Others present nodded in sad agreement. Now, more than two decades later, some of those same men are teaching carpentry, woodwork, auto-mobile and motorcycle mechanics, and other life skills to new members of the community. Men and women. As the video so movingly shows, women have taking their place among the learners of trades and professions that usher-in a sustainable livelihood that will benefit their families, friends and neighbors. Banteay Prieb is one of those vital communities, tucked away in Cambodia, that offers meaning to marginalized people. It is an example to the world of the good that s being done - good news in the face of all too much bad news.

Ang among pag-ampo anaa kanimo, Fr. Tony.

Parabens ba pe. jeneral foun da-31!

well done

Very interesting to view this update on the recent activities up there in Timor Leste, and particularly refreshing to see Fr General visit the Secondary School in Railaco, with which we at St Canice's have had an active involvement in supporting for the past ten years. Good job Rui!