It has been quite a journey for Luke Hansen, SJ from his Wisconsin home to the Jesuits. You can read about part of his journey on the road to Vows in the Society of Jesus.
The 20-year-old war in northern Uganda is a complex conflict fueled not only by the Lord’s Resistance Army’s war against the government and terror against the Acholi tribe, but also by the grievances of Ugandans in the North against the existing government from which many feel excluded.
Your support of the Jesuits of the Wisconsin Province makes a difference around the world. You can see and hear the joy as these children at St. Francis Xavier school in Kidima, India sing “All Things Bright and Beautiful” to greet Wisconsin Provincial Fr. Tom Krettek, S.J. Along with visiting the work in the Kohima region, which the Wisconsin Province has a twinning relationship with, Fr. Krettek helped dedicate the new novitiate, where former provincial Fr. Jim Grummer, SJ had blessed the foundation stone years earlier.
Please join us in prayer for the beloved brethren who have died this past year - Br. James Garvey, Fr. Thomas Hoffman, Br. Paul Kemper, Fr.
James Kramper, Br. Gerald McKeever, Fr. James Quinn, Fr. James Scull and Br. Clair Simon.
Please join the Wisconsin Province
in honoring our Jubilarians at several
significant milestones, especially their
50th Anniversary of entry into the Society
of Jesus. We celebrate 22 lives devoted
to fidelity, the Church, and God’s call to
serve others..
Fr. Tony has a dream for this place, a
vision that starkly contrasts with the horrors of present reality.
On the summer day after I arrive, Tony celebrates Sunday morning Mass and preaches for about half an hour at the Sacred Heart School for Girls run by the Little Sisters of Mary Immaculate.
Fr. Felix Opio, director of CARITAS
Uganda, and Fr. Tony Wach, SJ
discuss ways the Jesuits might help
serve refuges in Gulu, Uganda.
End of life issues
subject of talk Jesuit Partners Judy and Tom
Kestly exchange ideas with Fr.
Myles N. Sheehan, SJ-MD,
during a Jesuit Partnership event
at the Marquette University
Alumni Memorial Union Ballroom
hosted by the Wisconsin Province
Society of Jesus and the Jesuit
Partnership Council of Milwaukee.
Fr. Sheehan, senior associate
dean for education programs
at Loyola University Chicago’s
Stritch School of Medicine, gave a
presentation titled “Lessons from
the End of Life,” a topic that intrigued a crowd of more than 400
friends, benefactors, and Jesuits who came to the August 31 event.