This little book, based on the Autobiography of St. Ignatius is intended for young people and their directors.

St. Francis Borgia is a little known and poorly understood saint…he was great-grandson of Pope Alexander VI and King Fernando V of Spain.

This book is addressed to young men and women who have already committed themselves to undertake the ‘mission’ of Christ: pre-novices, candidates, aspirants, postulants…as well as those on the verge of deciding their ‘vocation’. Happiness cannot be manufactured – it is Life’s Gift. One can only assemble a set of ‘ingredients’ in the hope that they will produce happiness. The essential ingredients such as: healthy attitudes, optimistic perspectives, a genuine heart for cordial relationships and selfless service, unconditional generosity, a sensitivity to justice and tolerance, a sound value system, and ‘interior life’ of spirituality and prayer…can be manufactured’ – made by one’s own effort with help from others.

‘Jesuit Pioneers of Modern Science and Mathematics’ presents us a simplified history of scientific innovations and inventions made by Jesuits who believed in ‘magis’. Jesuit’s contribution to the progress of the world is immeasurable. Here is an opportunity to glance through the work of great Jesuits.

The impact of God’s direct action on Ignatius changed him radically. His one desire was to possess God and to give him to others. He did not impose his own experience of God on others but enabled them to seek God and make their own experience of God.

A kind of family album with the saga of more than 500 Jesuit Brothers from almost every province of the Society in the last 50 years or so.

She was one of those rare personalities who combine qualities that seem to exclude one another and are seldom found together in an individual. She loved tenderly, yet would brook no non-sense from anyone. She possessed both a strong self-image and an astonishing humility. A born leader, she was completely obedient to her Superiors. She could be a windmill of activity at one time and at another be lost in mystical contemplation. Though she was highly intelligent and amazingly efficient, she gravitated towards simple men and women.

A fascinating story of the travels of a Jesuit Brother, disguised as an Armenian merchant, from Goa to China trying to find a route by land, shorter than the one by sea.

To understand Britto and his work we must grasp the situation in which he worked. Why, for instance, did he establish his centres in out of the way places and not in the important towns? Why was he on the run? What was his attitude towards his predecessor’s De Nobili’s methods?

Mother Teresa is a lady who by any standards will rank as one of the most saintly and remarkable individuals of all time. This is not merely due to the unqualified benignity and accord she exuded among the poor, the sick, the lepers, and other hapless souls blessed to cross her path, but as Miss Kudo explains, throughout her life, in her dealings with all, she never in any way revealed even the faintest trace of any bias or inequity whatsoever. The author traces Mother Teresa’s life from Skopje to Calcutta.