At the beginning of December last year, the Jesuit journal "Renewed Life" celebrated its centenary. The first issue appeared in 1919 under the name "Life". When the communist regime came to power in 1945, the journal had to stop publishing. In 1971, the publication was restarted under the name "Renewed Life". The celebration was organized under the high sponsorship of the HAZU (the Croatian Academy of Science and Art), the Faculty of Philosophy and Religious Studies and the publisher, the Philosophical-Theological Institute of the Society of Jesus.

First of all, the journal has a theological profile, also philosophical, with all disciplines related to it. For a long time, the journal tried to make a substantive contribution to solving the central questions concerning the human spirit in its historical path: at the beginning of the 20th century in the face of modernism's question about the relationship between faith and reason. In the second half of the century it addressed the central anthropological challenge about the nature, vocation and meaning of human life.

Nowadays the magazine tries to work according to its subtitle "for Philosophy and Religious Sciences". The journal is intended for all those seeking "healthy spiritual food". It enables the dialogue between religion and ideas and problems of our time. That is why it is so unique.