Listening, Remembering, and Discerning – Editorial | May, 2026
The work of history, particularly within the life of the Church, is never simply about preserving the past. It is about listening,
Fr. William B. Considine, SMM: A Life Shaped by Providence, Mission, and the Quiet Courage of Fidelity
In an age often drawn to dramatic conversions and decisive turning points, the life of Fr. William “Bill” Considine, SMM, unfolds along
West African Community in Nairobi Celebrates Fr. Norbert Litoing’s Final Vows in a Spirit of Faith and Gratitude
On 11th April 2026, the Arrupe Amani Campus of Hekima University College along Riara Lane came alive with joy, gratitude, and a
AI-Driven Archival Management for Social Good
Reflections on Enhancing Access to Records through Cultural and Indigenous Intelligence at the Jesuit Historical Institute in Africa in Nairobi, Kenya If
When Formation Becomes Fatigue: Burnout and the Urgency of Reform in Jesuit Regency
A recent study conducted at Hekima University College brings into sharp focus a reality that has long remained under-acknowledged within Jesuit formation:
Finding God in Transition: Memory, Mission, and Easter Hope – Editorial | April, 2026
As we approach the celebration of Easter, the central mystery of our Christian faith, this April 2026 issue of the JHIA Newsletter