A news item about which some WD readers may be interested: A new online Jesuit journal, the New Jesuit Review, has recently been launched. According to the review’s statement of purpose:
The New Jesuit Review has as its goals the recovery of Jesuit spirituality from its authentic sources and reflection by contemporary Jesuits on its significance for their lives. The writings of St. Ignatius and the First Companions, the lives of Jesuit saints and martyrs, and classics of Jesuit spirituality are examined in the spirit of Perfectae Caritatis, the Decree on the Adaptation and Renewal of Religious Life of the Second Vatican Council.
Articles in the first volume include: “The Self-Sacrificing Pastor: Anthony Daniel in the Year of the Priest,” by Archbishop Terrence Prendergast, S.J.; “‘Circa Missiones‘: on the Jesuit Fourth Vow,” by Fr. Kevin Flannery, S.J.; and “Ignatian Spirituality and the Apostleship of Prayer,” by Fr. James Kubicki, S.J.
Aaron Pidel, SJ
Anthony Lusvardi, SJ
Michae! Magree, SJ
Matthew Monnig, SJ
Nathan O'Halloran, SJ
Whosoever Desires 
If only the Jesuits were to be the champions of reform doing everything in their power to follow the Popes every instruction.
The reform of the reform would looks so much different today if the Jesuits had the same zeal today as they did but a hundred years ago.
Jesuits that used to be feared by heretics for they knew that wherever the Pope extended his hand there was a Jesuit carrying his orders.
I pray to God that the once great order becomes great again.
Giovanni,
You haven’t met Bishop Prendergast, have you?
I have read of him in the New Liturgical Movement website. He seems orthodox but my issue is with the order as a whole rather than single priests.
I can too name a Jesuit that is most orthodox that being of course Father Pacwa.
Thrilled to see my ‘complaints’ have paid off,
in this over-due and timely needed Jesuit
missioning Spirituality print source!
Our Catholic Tradition has only two meditation types:
1- Ignatian
2- Centering (Silent) Prayer.
The latter has been gaining inordinate inroads,
from my reading and experience, while the former
is next to unknown, except in the Seminaries
and houses of formation! I pray this journal now
contributes to alleviating this overlooked oversight!
Amen!
Hopefully, too, as a byproduct it garners more
Jesuit vocations!
As to the history of our spiritually glorious Order,
it remains in the hands of Providence, not in the
realm of mere reason as Reason: finite certitude
assessing infinite continued creative action by
the Infinite Deity resident in our hearts,
in His creation, and His universe!
Maybe only now we are slowly recovering from our
2 suppressions which I attribute causation to
much of our lost heritage of authentic Ignatian
Spirituality, which produced so many capital “S”
saints among us small “s” ones!
We nevertheless remain, always and everywhere,
a mere Force of Ones
in the mysterious Divine dispensation!
PS: Xmas peace to all and more Grace in the New Year
as exemplified in the Jesuit spirituality of the
Huron Carol: http://www.virgil.kaulius.com