One of the Archives’ most frequently asked about collections unsurprisingly belongs to one of the most high-profile English Jesuits of...

On 15 April 1755, Dr Johnson published his Dictionary of the English Language. In the previous 150 years over 20 English dictionaries had...

As this week sees the relics of St Claude La Colombière SJ and St Margaret Mary Alacoque visiting Farm Street Church it seemed...

On 25 October 1970, Pope Paul VI canonized 40 martyrs of the English Reformation. Among those were 6 welsh priests, religious and lay...

Until 31 March next year, the St John Paul II National Shrine in Washington is hosting a unique exhibition, God’s Servant First: The Life...

From a family of 10 children, five brothers became Jesuits at the turn of the last century. In order of age they were Louis (1877-1969),...

A short outline of Fr Augustus Law SJ, a founding father of St Aidan's College in South Africa in 1867.

In this blog post we reflect on some key figures that helped shape the Province Archives over the course of the 20th century. On reading...