My name is Fr. Anthony Borrow, S.J. and I am member of the Jesuits USA Central and Southern Province. I joined the Jesuits in 1998 and have enjoyed many opportunities to learn about the Society of Jesus, the Church, and the world.

Being a Jesuit has been an exciting adventure leading me to many places and a variety of ministries. On June 5, 2010, I was ordained a priest at Spring Hill College in Mobile, Alabama. For two years, I worked at Cristo Rey Jesuit College Preparatory in Houston, Texas where I served in a variety of roles including Campus Minister, Counselor, and Theology Teacher. I was then assigned to Immaculate Conception Church in Albuquerque, New Mexico as an Associate Pastor. In 2014, I completed Tertianship in Portland, Oregon. From 2015-2020, I had the privilege of serving as a Retreat Director at Montserrat Jesuit Retreat House in Lake Dallas, Texas. I briefly served as pastor of St. Martin de Porres parish in Belize City and assistant pastor at Parroquia San Ignacio in San Juan, Puerto Rico. I am currently living in Rome and providing IT support.

I enjoy traveling and have had the opportunity to visit Mexico, Yugoslavia, the Dominican Republic, Honduras, Hong Kong, Nepal, Australia, Belize, Puerto Rico, Lebanon and now Rome, Italy. Through my travels, I have become reasonably fluent in Spanish, picked up a little French and now need to begin learning Italian. I love the diversity of cultures, foods, languages, and most especially the people I have been privileged to meet over the years. In my spare time, I enjoy promoting the use of free and open source software (FOSS). For a number of years I enjoyed serving the Moodle community as part of the Plugins Team. This provided me a unique opportunity to see the creative ways that Moodle is being used around the world. My involvement with Moodle has allowed me to assist a variety of Jesuit institutions in better collaborating through the use of technology including the Arrupe Virtual Learning Institute.

As a Jesuit, Our Mission involves the service of faith and the promotion of justice. Cristianisme i Justícia is dedicated to reflecting on social and theological issues to help integrate one's faith, culture and commitment to social justice. I am committed to a faith I have a special interest in sharing the Spiritual Exercises of Saint Ignatius Loyola. To that end, I have written a series of reflections based on the Spiritual Exercises called Toward Greater Freedom which aims to help people foster a personal relationship with Jesus.