Winter months have not yet passed but summer is already on our minds: check out the new poster of the Magis Europe 2021 event! Also, if you have special Magis memories, this is the time to share the enthusiasm, find out here how.

We gladly announce that MAGIS Europe is set to take place offline in 2021 from August 7 to 15! Read more for updates on the event.

As we are heading towards the end of this difficult year, and cherishing our hope to be able to meet in person next summer in Hungary, we offer online Magis-experience for you to reflect upon throughout these autumn and winter months. The following videos from our online Magis 2020 meeting may help you develop experiments of your own: feel free to use them according to the situation you are currently in.

This year’s MAGIS has definitely been different. We knew that this will be the case, but we have organized the online MAGIS event and the MAGIS Day, according to our new motto: “in spite of everything”. We share two personal reflections.

Hello Magis people. Welcome to Magis Europe 2020 Online. You can find here a package of spiritual proposals, from which you can choose elements according to your possibilities and desires. We invite you to exercise them during 1-9 August or another time.

We are thinking of organizing a few activities depending on the future participants' preferences. Please, fill out this short questionnaire and mark your preference until 15 June. We will take it into consideration while preparing the programme of the online substitute meeting on 8 August.

A month ago Hungarian Jesuits and their friends were full of hope about organizing this year’s Saint Ignatian youth festival, Magis Europe 2020, despite the current global pandemic. Although their enthusiasm is the same, and the situation seems to start getting better slowly, the central team of Magis 2020, in accordance with the experiment leaders of the meeting, decided to cancel – or rather, postpone –the event.

Dear Magis Friends,

We are in an exceptional Holy Week. Everybody is at home. All around Europe “normal life” has totally changed during the past weeks. We hear news about the increasing numbers of people infected by the virus and also the growing numbers of death. Many people are losing their jobs, and insecurity is growing everywhere.