Belgian Jesuits

Belgian Jesuits are members of the Society of Jesus, a Catholic religious order founded in 1540. They are known for their dedication to education, intellectual research, and missionary work. In Belgium, Jesuits have established schools, universities, and churches, contributing significantly to religious, cultural, and social life. They focus on spiritual development, social justice, and community service. Belgian Jesuits often engage in dialogue with diverse groups, promoting faith and reason. Their work spans pastoral care, academic scholarship, and social initiatives, making them influential in shaping Belgium’s religious and educational landscape while maintaining a global presence through their missions.