The Jesuit Network for mission and development
The Xavier Network is an international mission and development partnership between Jesuit organisations working in faith to promote justice.
It is the first such network in the Jesuit world, set up with the simple principle that by joining together we can achieve more.
Its 13 members are the mission offices and NGOs of various Jesuit Provinces across Europe, Canada and Australia. Members are present in over 87 countries, carrying out development and aid projects in close cooperation with local partners.
While distinct agencies, they share a rich faith tradition and long experience working alongside the poorest and most marginalised people, the same fundamental understanding of solidarity and justice, rooted in the principles of the Society of Jesus.
The Xavier Network was legally constituted as a foundation in 2004. The name and inspiration are taken from St Francis Xavier, one of the very first Jesuits, and the logo comes from his signature.
Xavier Network website
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