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The Jesuit Centre for Theological Reflection is a research, education and advocacy team that promotes study and action on issues linking Christian Faith and social justice in Zambia and Malawi. JCTR began in 1988 as a project of the Zambia-Malawi Province of the Society of Jesus and is similar in orientation to other Jesuit social Centres around the world....
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Call for JCTR Second Quarter Bulletin Articles
(2025-04-24)This is a call for article submissions to the second quarter edition of the JCTR Bulletin, themed around "Governance and Environmental Justice." The publication invites contributions that explore citizen engagement in ... -
Statement on the Death of Pope Francis
(2025-04-21)This press statement by the Jesuits of the Southern Africa Province expresses profound sorrow at the passing of Pope Francis, the first Jesuit Pope and a spiritual father to millions. Reflecting on his legacy of humility, ... -
2025 Holy Week Celebration: Wednesday Reflection
(2025-04-16)This reflection for Wednesday of Holy Week—often known as Spy Wednesday—invites us to consider the betrayal of Jesus by Judas Iscariot in light of our own lives. Drawing from Matthew 26:14–25, the meditation explores how ... -
2025 Holy Week Celebration: Tuesday Reflection
(2025-04-15)This reflection for Tuesday of Holy Week invites us to explore the call to lay down our lives for Jesus by standing in solidarity with others, particularly the poor, the suffering, and the marginalised. Drawing from John ... -
2025 Holy Week Celebration: Monday Reflection
(2025-04-14)This reflection for Monday of Holy Week draws upon the poignant encounter between Mary of Bethany and Jesus, as narrated in John 12:1-11. It invites us to contemplate the depth of sacrificial love, humility, and prophetic ...
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