July 5, 2017 -- JESUITS Magazine, the magazine of the Maryland and USA Northeast Provinces won a 2017 Catholic Press Association (CPA) award (Second place) in the Best Religious Order Magazine category.

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Father General has appointed Fr. James J. Fleming, SJ, as the next Rector of the Georgetown Jesuit Community.

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The two-day Latino Festival at Sacred Heart Church in Richmond was another success, drawing more city residents and a Mayoral Proclamation.

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Fr. Sean Carroll, SJ, executive director of the Kino Border Initiative, shares news and its mission to St. Peter Church in Charlotte, NC.

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Parish representatives from across the Maryland and USA Northeast Provinces worked with Bread for the World to address world hunger at Congress.

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Fr. Christopher Fronk, SJ, has been selected for promotion to the rank of captain in the United States Navy.

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On June 10, 2017, the Most Reverend George Murry, SJ, Bishop of Youngstown, Ohio, ordained Jesuits Rodolfo Casals, Daniel Corrou, Brett McLaughlin, and Angelo Rizzo to the priesthood. They were among the 30 Jesuits ordained priests in the U.S. and Canada this month.

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Four men will become Jesuit priests on June 10, 2017 at Fordham University Church in New York, including A.J. Rizzo, SJ, from the Maryland Province.

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Fr. William Blazek, SJ, has been named national director of The Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network, succeeding Fr. James Kubicki, SJ, who served for 14 years.

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Sponsors and runners helped raise more than $15,000 to benefit Baltimore-area Jesuit social ministry programs at our schools, parishes and apostolates.

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Sacred Heart Church in Richmond spent an evening focusing on and listening to the needs and stories of those from different cultures.

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Fr. Walter Buckius, SJ, a beloved chaplain and spiritual director at Wheeling Jesuit University for nearly 40 years, has died at the age of 96.

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April 18, 2017 — At a Liturgy of Remembrance, Contrition, and Hope, the Jesuits expressed sorrow for enslaving and selling 272 men, women, and children.

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On April 17, the Jesuits celebrated a private Mass for the descendants of slaves sold by the Society in 1838; Fr. Robert Hussey, SJ, Provincial of the Maryland Province Jesuits, delivered the homily.

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Fr. William Byron, SJ, releases his latest book on lay participation in parish leadership.

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Archbishop Christophe Pierre, Papal Nuncio to the United States, celebrated Mass and participated on a panel about Pope Francis at Georgetown University.

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Fr. Scott R. Pilarz, SJ, current president of Georgetown Prep, will become the president of the University of Scranton in 2018.

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Fr. Joseph Currie, SJ, a missionary in India and campus minister, has died at the age of 80.

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Arrupe College is a junior college that is an extension of Loyola University Chicago created expressly to address the lack of accessible higher education for low-income families. Jesuit Fr. Stephen Katsouros serves as the college’s dean and executive director.

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Fr. J. Allan Panuska, SJ, former Maryland Province Provincial and University of Scranton President, has died at 89.

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Ignatian spirituality is at the heart of all things Jesuit. The new Office of Ignatian Spirituality directs spiritual programs for Jesuit colleagues, young professionals and Hispanics, and is now located at our Maryland Province offices in Baltimore.

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From guest ministers, to jazz music, to soul food breakfasts; Sacred Heart Church in Richmond concludes a busy Black History Month for parishioners.

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February 22, 2017 — Water is a fundamental human right.

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After months of planning and setbacks, Holy Trinity Church in Washington, D.C. finally has a refugee family of eight from Syria in their care.

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St. Peter parishioner, Chas Fagan, presented to Pastor Fr. Jim Shea, SJ, the portrait of Saint Teresa of Calcutta that he created for the canonization ceremony at the Vatican.

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