Social reflection is most frequently engaged in through opinion columns that allow us draw a deeper perspective than is assumed by general media and the wisdom of mass communication today. 

A number of reflections are shared here: (Click the following articles)

• 43. Integrating human reality in natural resource management and conflicts: Suhwan Shin
• 42. Natural Resources, Development, and Democracy (29 June 2011)
• 41. Justice and cooperation in resolving water resource conflicts (15 June 2011)
• 40. Online resource links to commemorate World Environment Day in Jesuit ministries (7 June 2011)
  
• 39. Dapitan, most beautiful (11 May 2011 )
  
• 38. Listening to the youth in Whakatane and in Pulangi (13 April 2011)
  
• 37. How the middle income choose to consume is decisive for our ecology (6 April 2011)
• 36. Rebuilding Japan: Jack de Groot (30 March 2011)
  
• 35. A truce between science and religion: Ashleigh Green (9 March 2011)
• 34. Bhutan's silver lining with smile: Pedro Walpole, S.J. (9 February 2011)
• 33. Each one loved by God: Fr Steve Curtin SJ, Provincial (26 January 2011)
  
• 32. Engaging the Japanese youth of today in development concerns: Ms Sachiko Komiyama (21 December 2010)
  
• 31. Myanmar youth as peace bridges and engines: By Nang Khin Lay Nge (4 November 2010)
• 30. Unexpected Peace: Cheny E. Santizas (29 September 2010)
  
• 29. Reflections of a youth leader (22 September 2010)
• 28. Committing to youth education in Cambodia: Keo Sovannarith (31 August 2010)
• 27. Four days with the Youth in Bendum: Teerapong Praphotjanaporn (5 August 2010)
  
• 26. Mary Colwell and using the Jesuit tool kit in ecological reconciliation, environmental justice (27 July 2010)
• 25. The Relation and Role of the Church in Creation today: Reynaldo Raluto (20 July 2010)
• 24. Reverence for Creation: Fr. Steve Curtin, S.J. (9 July 2010)
• 23. Water management through the Mae Wang Village Wisdom Institute: Ms. Morrawan Kalyanamitra (7 July 2010)
• 22  In search of a fuel for the fire in our hearts: Jinhyuk Park, S.J. (2 July 2010)
• 21  The Tayal, a Culture of Two Suns: Pedro Walpole, S.J. (29 June 2010)
• 20  The Social Apostolate of the Society of Jesus from another point of view: Giuseppe Riggio S.J. (22 June 2010)
• 19 Freedom from Fear, 2010 theme of Australia’s Refugee Week (9 June 2010)
• 18 Why some Jesuits are in Science: Pedro Walpole, S.J. (2 June 2010)
• 17 Facing Disasters with Faith and Resolution in Action: Pedro Walpole, S.J., Iris Legal and Emmanuel Sambale (26 May 2010)
• 16 Expressing the Mission of the Gospel in the Diversity of the Asian Context: Fr. Michael Kelly, S.J. (19 May 2010)
• 15 A Call to Integrate Faith, Ecology, and the World Economy (21 April 2010)
• 14 Jesuits launch environmental plan (14 April 2010)
• 13 The Aftermath of Trees: Scholastic Mark Lopez, S.J. (7 April 2010)
• 12 Some thougths on the Philippine national elections and the Philippine environment: Scholastic Atoy Salazar, S.J. (5 April 2010)
• 11 Where Jhum is no longer sustainable in Lanting, Northeast India: Pedro Walpole, S.J. (23 March 2010)
• 10 Children Understanding their Water Future: Pedro Walpole, S.J. (16 March 2010)
• 9 Healing Memories through Dance: Pedro Walpole, S.J.(10 March 2010)
• 8 Small People and the Broad Road of Development: Fr. Greg Soetomo, S.J. (24 February 2010)
• 7 Ignatian Conversations: Fr. Pedro Walpole, S.J.  (27 January 2010)
• 6 James O'Brien: Reflections of a Magis visit to the Philippines (13 January 2010)
• 5 Forest Stewardship in Southeast Asia (17 August 2009)
• 4 Kutzuki Village: Reworking of Community Values and Opportunities (17 August 2009)
• 3 Climate and Compassion: Victoria Fires, Australia (11 August 2009)
• 2 Feflections on Youth and Peace in Mindanao (10 July 2009)
• 1 Jesuit Scholastics Social Apostolate Summer Program, Mindanao, Philippines (10 July 2009)