Blog Posts

Describing a letter by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1804 to the Bishop of Orleans which is held by the Archives for unknown reasons.

Showcasing illustrated verses relating to Mary done by Jesuits in formation in the late 19th Century.

On May 9th 1915 Fr William Feran composed the first edition of The Chaplains’ Weekly; a newsletter whose purpose he explained in the...

A short summary of Jesuit John Luck and his collections of letters relating to his work as military chaplain in the First World War.

Short history of Jesuits using Barmouth for holidays and includes a poem.

Short reflection on the Jesuit Cary-Elwes photography of his work as a missionary in Guyana.

Short description of acquisition and conservation treatment of a portrait of the Jesuit St Henry Morse.

Three illustrated extracts from a 19th Century diary showing the Jesuit missionary James Splaine's experience in Jamaica.

One hundred years ago today the first Zeppelin raid on Britain took place on the evening of 19th January 1915. A young Jesuit scholastic...

The 1914 Christmas edition of the Blandyke Papers in our Jesuits in Britain Archives are full of inspiring images and reflections for...

Sharing records relating to Fr Charles Plater's bulldog Jimmy.

How a cake changed a temple

Announcement of an internal exhibition of Jesuit military chaplains.