Last fall, the RSCJ engaged in a process about Justice, Peace and Integrity of Creation (JPIC) and how we might coordinate JPIC at the international level. The International JPIC Ad Hoc Commission made a proposal to the Central Team and they have approved it.

This Chapter took place in our bicentennial year in Amiens, France. The document gives expression to the Society's life and mission and orients our vision for the future.

The IJPC is the most recently activated group. It is led by rscj who represent the Society on all continents. Its mandate is to facilitate the implementation of our collective commitment to social justice and peace. Although it is only in its initial phase, the first IJPC October Report expresses the source and the direction of the Commission's work.

Official Chapter records reflect continuation of the l988 commitments with special emphasis on new insights. Key aspects include: an overview of global changes; our orientation for the next six years - within ourselves, within our Church, within our world.

These documents capture the decisions made in l988 by the Society's official legislative body, the General Chapter. They express long term Society-wide commitments. Key aspects include: an introduction to the documents; our special commitments to women, youth and migrant peoples; the political dimensions of faith; the call to be in solidarity with the poor.

This paper outlines the results of a widely participatory process aimed at re-articulating the demands of the Society's educational charism for today's world. Key aspects include: convergences arising from the process worldwide; our option for the poor; the place of our institutional involvment; our need for a cohesive change methodology.