A joyful and resilient priest, Père Amari serves in Kinshasa, where he is known for his commitment to education and local development. He has helped establish schools, vocational training centers, and literacy programs in poor communities. His infectious energy and deep faith inspire those around him, and he often says, “To educate a child is to shape the future.” In addition to his work in education, he is a talented musician, using traditional African music in worship services, bringing the Gospel to life through rhythm and song.

A senior Jesuit with decades of experience, Padre Angelo is a deeply contemplative man whose wisdom is sought by many. His passion lies in guiding others through the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius, helping individuals discern God's presence in their lives. Based in a historic monastery in Rome, he also serves as a mentor to younger Jesuits. Though his body has aged, his mind remains sharp, engaging in theological discussions and writing about Ignatian spirituality. His gentle demeanor and vast knowledge make him a pillar of faith in his community.

A young and brilliant mind, Father Chen seamlessly blends science and faith. Based in Shanghai, he teaches physics at a Jesuit university while engaging in research on the relationship between faith and reason. With a deep love for astronomy and mathematics, he often reminds his students that “the heavens declare the glory of God.” His humility and curiosity make him beloved by his students, as he constantly encourages them to seek truth in all things—both in science and in faith.

A scholar at heart, Padre Juan is based in Madrid, where he teaches philosophy and theology at a Jesuit university. His areas of expertise include Ignatian discernment, moral theology, and existential philosophy. He engages in deep reflections on the meaning of faith in the modern world, often writing essays that challenge and inspire both believers and skeptics. Though deeply intellectual, he is known for his humble and approachable nature, always open to dialogue with students and seekers of all backgrounds.

A passionate and charismatic young priest from New York, Father Mathew dedicates his life to working with marginalized communities. Whether organizing food drives, advocating for immigrant rights, or offering spiritual counseling, he embodies the Jesuit mission of being “men for others.” Inspired by Pedro Arrupe’s vision of justice, he believes that faith without action is incomplete. In his free time, he writes about Christian ethics and social justice, bringing Ignatian thought to modern activism.

A dynamic and hands-on priest, Padre Paulo works in the Amazon, dedicating his life to environmental conservation and indigenous rights. Following the Jesuit call to care for “our common home”, he collaborates with scientists and local communities to promote sustainable development and ecological justice. His work is deeply inspired by Pope Francis’ encyclical Laudato Si’, and he often preaches about the sacredness of creation. Whether traveling by boat along the Amazon River or working with farmers on sustainable agriculture, he sees God’s hand in the beauty of nature.