We are walking toward
a future of hope.

In the Society of Jesus, forced migration has been a global priority of our apostolic work for decades. Within the diversity of responses and initiatives, hospitality has gradually emerged and come to be recognized as a central and cross-cutting element—not only in the work of the Jesuits, but especially in the interaction between migrants and communities of transit and destination. The various Hospitality initiatives launched in the European and American Conferences have taught us how to put our action into practice through its different faces and perspectives.

Within the framework of the Migration GIAN, all Jesuit Conferences participate and promote the idea of joint action. We are finally opening the door to this global awareness-raising initiative around hospitality, because hospitality strengthens our hope and is the path to peace.
The reality of human mobility is a global phenomenon. For this reason, the activities of Paths of Hospitality take place in different parts of the world, as a sign of the fraternity and hope on which hospitality is based.