Jesuits Amsterdam

De Krijtberg Kerk is a Roman Catholic church in Amsterdam, located at the Singel. The church was designed by Alfred Tepe and was opened in 1883.

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The Krijtberg is a Roman Catholic Church, since 1620 entrusted to the Jesuits. The patron saint is St Francis Xavier. We welcome people from all over the world.

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The Jesuit Conference of European Provincials belongs to the Society of Jesus, a Christian Catholic religious order, which works promoting faith, ...

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Four groups of volunteers (Europeans and Americans) took care of most of the summer in the 'Living Stones' camp in Amsterdam.

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The Society of Jesus now counts as ' n 17,000 Jesuits, spread over 127 countries. They work as teachers, physicians, journalists, parish priests, astronomers, ...

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This summer over 100 Jesuits, aged 65 or under, were invited to come together to share life, prayer and work in a way that would leave them open ...

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As Jesuits we can find God in all things - and with our love for the urban, are especially able to find God in the business of the city.

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Amsterdam is celebrating its 750th anniversary, and the Bishop of Haarlem-Amsterdam invited Pope Francis to mark the occasion.

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The official name of the “Krijtberg” is the Roman Catholic Church of St. Franciscus Xaverius. It dates from 1881 and is run by Jesuit fathers.

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The Reformation found an early entrance into Amsterdam. In 1535 occurred the bloody rising of the Anabaptists, and in 1566 the destruction of holy images.

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