This blogpost looks at Jesuit missionary activity in England in the 17th and 18th centuries, focussing on books in relation to one small Jesuit mission station at Southend Farm in Soberton, Sussex.

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.

Volunteers Lisi and Iris reflect on the interesting things they have found in the eighteenth century books they have been listing over the last six months.

Summary of what the archives team has been doing over past six months.

A visit to a collection of rare books in Rome, closely related to Jesuit libraries

The second in a series in which the archives team shares what they have been doing over the last few months.

A deep dive into the history of two books which have stayed together through different collections since the 1550s

A new series in which the archives team shares what they have been doing over the last few months.