This blog post takes a closer look at Jesuit printing in Britain in the nineteenth century through looking at one of the bookplates found in the library at the British Jesuit Archives at 114 Mount Street, and the printing circumstances of two core Jesuit publications: Letters and Notices and the Provincial Calendars.

The Archive team reflect on work related books that they have recently read.

This year marks the anniversary of 175 years of Jesuit involvement in Belize. This is the story of the four Gillet brothers who served the mission in the late 19th century.

Archivist Rebecca introduces key sources available at the British Jesuit Archives for family history research, illustrating their value through the example of the five Whiteside brothers who all became Jesuit priests.

In this blog post, we share highlights from our latest intern’s placement, during which they carried out digitisation and indexing. Their focus on the Jesuit Missions magazine led to interesting discoveries, including the influence of editor Peter Low SJ.

Volunteer Victoria Conner shares insights into her work with the digitised Heythrop negatives collection at the British Jesuit Archives.