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The Society of Jesus is a world-wide organization with headquarters in Rome, where the Superior General guides nearly 16,000 Jesuits serving across 112 countries.
These Jesuits are grouped into administrative units known as Provinces, led by Superiors appointed to guide mission, formation, and apostolic service.
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Children from rural villages and urban slums are reached out through rights based and supplementary education programmes
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Women empowered from rural sections of our society through Self-Help Groups and various conscientization programmes.
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Youth are trained and placed through skill training projects every year.
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Students in our schools who are given value-based education, equipping them to be better citizens.
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College students preparing to meet the demands of society through competitive career programmes.
Fr Dionysius Vaz SJ
Provincial · Karnataka Province
The New Year opens before us as both gift and call — a moment to pause in gratitude and to step forward with renewed hope, deeper faith, and fresh apostolic energy. As we begin 2026, the grace of the Christmas season still lingers among us, reminding us that God continues to pitch His tent in our midst, often quietly, always faithfully.
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Jesuit Life · Discernment
Social Outreach · Migrants
Education · Forming Leaders
Karnataka Province Apostolic Planning
North Karnataka
Strengthening and expanding our mission presence in North Karnataka.
Social Harmony
Responding to communalism and fundamentalism with reconciliation and dialogue.
Youth Development
Imparting integral formation and leadership development for youth.
Leadership Training
Training in collaboration and shared leadership for effective governance.
Universal Apostolic Preferences
Showing the Way
Show the way to God through discernment and the Spiritual Exercises.
Walking with the Excluded
Accompanying the poor, migrants, and the marginalized.
Journeying with Youth
Accompanying young people in building a hope-filled future.
Caring for Our Common Home
Ecological reconciliation and care for creation.