Walking with people, serving the world, finding God in all things.
Serving with compassion, building communities, creating new possibilities.
Accompanying young people, Nurturing talent and leadership, building a better tomorrow.
Forming minds and hearts, inspiring excellence and service, creating leaders for tomorrow.
Gathered in prayer, united as a community, sent forth to serve.
Walking with people. Serving the world.
The Delhi Jesuit Province accompanies people and communities across North India through education, social action, pastoral ministry, spirituality and the work of justice and reconciliation.
The Delhi Jesuit Province extends from Himachal Pradesh in the north through Punjab, Haryana, Uttarakhand to Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh in the south, an extensive area in the Indian Subcontinent. This is an impressive extent of vast area. Taken from the Patna Province and established as a Region in 1988 with 43 Jesuits basically from the mother province, the Delhi Province has quietly but steadily grown in numbers to reach 118.
For evangelization in the city
Let us pray that in large cities often marked by anonymity and loneliness we find new ways to proclaim the Gospel, discovering creative paths to build community.
Stories, events and moments from the Delhi Province
Stories, events and moments from the Society of Jesus
Dear Esteemed Members of the Jesuit Family in Delhi Province, We stand together in sorrow as we bid farewell to Pope Francis, a towering figure
The Delhi Jesuit Province extends from Himachal Pradesh in the north through Punjab, Haryana, Uttarakhand to Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh in the south, an extensive
On 31 July 1956 – at a meeting commemorating the 400th anniversary of the death of St Ignatius of Loyola – a group of Jesuit alumni
On the 11th July 2026, Fr. Nelson D’Silva assumed office as the Provincial of Delhi Province. Along with Fr. Stanislaus D’Souza (POSA), around 60 Jesuits gathered to celebrate the person, presence, and contributions of the outgoing Provincial, Fr. Soosai Mani, as well as to welcome Fr. Nelson. The Holy Eucharist was celebrated in Miranda Hall.
In preparation for his new responsibility, Fr. Nelson spent the preceding three days in silence and prayer, seeking spiritual strength and guidance as he began his new ministry.
