Connected by Faith, Guided by Christ
Pray
Pray
Connected by Faith, Guided by Christ
Together We Pray
As our SAVIOR taught us
Prayer grounds us in what is truly important. It uplifts our spirits when the road forward seems impossible. It connects us with our family in Christ which wraps around the world.
Prayer is the beating heart of our understanding of global solidarity
We Pray for Our Educators
This prayer comes from the New England Province of the Jesuits, which is now part of the USA East Province.
We Pray for Migrants
Madonna della Strada (or Our Lady of the Way) is the patroness of the Society of Jesus. St. Ignatius often prayed before the late medieval mural of Mary.
Today, our sister organization, Jesuit Refugee Service – USA, invites us to pray with her on behalf of migrants and refugees worldwide.
We Pray for a Future Not Our Own
We Pray for the UCA, Nicaragua
Stories of Impact
Silvia – El Salvador
A single mother in rural El Salvador, Silvia is building a more stable future through the Cerro de Dios Cooperative, gaining income, confidence, and community support.
Roberto – Dominican Republic
Through Fe y Alegría República Dominicana’s Music for Social Change program, Roberto Capellán gained access to orchestral training and mentorship, transforming a hobby into a pathway toward opportunity and professional music study.
Bernarda – Paraguay
From empowered by Fe y Alegría to confront abuse to empowering women through education, Bernarda exemplifies the message of International Women's Day.
Fr. Danny – Cuba
Reflecting on the work of the Loyola Centers in Cuba, Fr. Danny explains how they “find a green branch in the desert and share it with others.”
Cristina – Mexico
Yomol A’tel – “Juntos trabajamos. Juntos caminamos. Juntos soñamos.” Together we work, together we walk and together we dream.
Suzanne – United States
“Sometimes when you see it in front of your own eyes, it takes on a different approach and you feel it in your heart." Witnessing the work of Fe y Alegría first hand had a real impact on Suzanne Krudys.
Jorge – Argentina
From poetry to soccer, nothing is out of reach for Jorge. Inclusive education programs at Fe y Alegría are opening doors despite his visual impairment.
Mariela – Venezuela
Investing in new sewing machines gives students at the San Javier del Valle vocational school the “right tool for the job” and the opportunity to gain hands-on experience.
Leocadia – Cuba
Through the SIEMBRA and COMPARTE agricultural network, the Loyola Centers in Cuba are giving small farmers like Leocadia new opportunities for economic stability.
Samantha – Malawi
Counseling services at the Loyola Jesuit Secondary School in Malawi are giving students like Samantha a safe space to feel listened to and accompanied.
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