The former Mill Hill Residence (now Fadhili Center) is officially and legally the property of the Society of Jesus. The Title Deed was released on 25 March 2026, securing an important foundation for HUC’s mission, stability, and future growth. The
The Eucharist is meant to begin in us! Fr. Marcel Uwineza’s Holy Thursday Homily In a profound and stirring Holy Thursday homily titled “The Eucharist: Love That Becomes Service in a Broken World,“ Fr. Marcel Uwineza, SJ, the Principal of
In his famous memoir, Night, Elie Wiesel, a Holocaust survivor, brings us to the foot of a modern Calvary. He recounts the execution of two men and a young boy in a concentration camp during the Shoah: “Three prisoners, two
In the early 1990s, a small group of four young men arrived in Nairobi with a mission that would bridge two religious traditions and set a precedent for decades to come. They were the pioneers, the first Montfort Missionaries (Company
In a ceremony marked by profound joy and gratitude, the Jesuit community, Hekima University students, staff and invited guests gathered at the Hekima University College Chapel on the Solemnity of the Annunciation (March 25, 2026) to witness the final incorporation
At a high-profile public lecture held at Hekima University College, Professor James Jay Carney, a Professor of Church History at Creighton University and a Research Scholar in Residence at Hekima University College, delivered a provocative critique of modern theological trends,
Following Professor James Jay Carney’s public lecture at Hekima University College, Rev. Dr. Wilfried Okambawa, SJ, a distinguished New Testament scholar from ITCJ (Abidjan), provided a profound biblical response titled “Ekuabo/Akwaba Hermeneutics of the Prodigal Son.” Delivering his remarks as
Speaking at the launch of the book African Synodal Theology: A Tall Tree is as Strong as its Roots, held at Hekima University College on 18th March, 2026, Bishop Rodrigo Mejía Saldarriaga, SJ, offered a candid and spontaneous reflection on
Beneath the roof of the Jesuit School of Theology at Hekima University College, a gathering of “erudite scholars and church leaders” marked a major milestone in African theology on March 18, 2026. The occasion was the launch of African Synodal
The air inside the Langata Women’s Maximum Prison was filled with “unique melodies” and a profound sense of renewal on March 31, 2026, as 35 inmates celebrated their graduation from a transformative three-month Psycho-Ignatian Spirituality Program held under the theme
