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2023-09-30-accounts

'A faith th'2 li , ANNUAL REPO.RT. .

Trustees
The following trustees ore in offic Nicholas Austin
SJ
os ut I I May 2024 ond served
throughout
the financial year
(unless otherwise
stated)		 Peter Gallagher
SJ
Damian
Howard
SJ
Keith McMillan
SJ
(Provincial
and
(Provincial
and
(Treasurer
and		 Chairman)
Chairman)
Secretary)		 —appointed
—resigned		 I September
2023
31 August 2023
Gerard
Mitchell
SJ
Paul Nicholson
SJ
(Socius)
Matthew
Power SJ
Stephen
Power SJ
David Smolira SJ
Principal address I 14 Mount Street, London W IK 3AH
Auditor Buzzacott LLP
130Wood Street, London EC2V 6DL
Bankers HSBC Bank pic
60Queen Victoria Street, London EC4N 4TR
Lloyds Bank pic
39Threadneedle
Street, London
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Main Investment Managers AXA Investment
Management
22 Bishopsgate, London EC2N 4BQ
CCLA
OneAngel
Lane, London EC4R 3AB
Comgest Asset Management
International		 Limited
2 Grand
Canal Square, Dublin 2,Ireland
Seville Investment
Management
33 Margaret Street, London W IG OJD
Estate Managers Youngs RPS (incorporating
Stanton		 Mortimer Limited)
Priestpopple,
Hexham, Northumberland		 NE46 IPS
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B2 Pittman
Court, Pittman Way, Fulwood, Preston		 PR2 9ZG
Insurance Brokers PIB Insurance
Brokers
Poppleton
Grange, Low Poppleton
Lane,		 YorkYO26 6GZ
Solicitors Stone King LLP
Upper Borough Court, Upper Borough Walls, Bath BA I IRG

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a new website to sit		 This new website
will b'e online around
Easter 2024.
alongside tbe redevelopment
ofthe
Jesuit Institute.
Continue to w'ork alongside the
Vocations Director using our media
resources to increase interest
in the		 We are providing
practical support to the Vocations Director as he builds a
new website, and'we
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on a priht campaign.
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repurposed
our successful YouTubeVocations
videos as shorter clips for social
Jesuits by men who may become media.
interested
in joiriing the Society.
Generally, increase the reach of
the Society, and its role in modern		 Several stories about the'Jesuits
have been successfully
placed
in the Media
the past year, with Jesuits appeariing
on BBCprogrammes,
and being quoted		 over
in
Britain. .print publications.
Safeguarding
Produce the plans required
under
the new framework
ofstandards: a
3-year safeguarding
plan; a training
plan and a communications
and
engagement
plan.		 The plans have been produced
but are under review. The Catholic Safeguarding
Standards Agency (CSSA) is conducting
a review of all policies and procedures
and an audit programme, to be cerned out by the Social Care Institute for
Excellence (SCIE).This is a very reputable
organisation
that works with statutory,
third sector and religious
organisations.
Complete the update of all Province
safeguarding
policies, guidance
and
procedures
in the light ofthe new		 Updating
policies is on hold pending
SCIE's review. The intention
is that all
policies, guidance
and procedures
follow a "one-church" approach, that will
informed
by the result ofSCIE's work		 be
standards
framework.
Update the safeguarding
risk
register.		 The safeguarding
risk register was completed
and reviewed
at each meeting
the Safeguarding
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carbon
footprint
and agree'a
plan ofaction
to become net carbon-zero
as soon
as it is reasonably
practical to do so.		 The Provjnbe's
carbon footpwnt
was measured
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aptteegthe
Phovince. A series of carbon audits ofthe major properties
took
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forum was established
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appointment
ofa new Provincial
ro
start his teim
in September 2023.		 Fr Petei Gallagher
SJ was appoihted
as Provincial, taking office at the start of
September
2023, Fr Damian
Howard
SJ moved, with the Society's gratitude
for ihis
six years as Provincial, to a new role as Chaplain to the University
ofOxford.
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partners
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Province's
new developments.		 FrArtuf&e&Cosh
SJ,the Superior General, visited the Province
in April 2023, visiting
spirituat~and pamshes
and meeting
with fellow Jesuits, lay staff, parishioners,
and friettifa 4f'the Society.
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his time with
us, Fr General celebrated
Mass at Saint Francis Xavier in
Liverpool, unveiling
a plaque to mark the 175th anniversary
ofthe church. He
visited St Beuno's Jesuit Spirituality
Centre
inWales, and Manresa
House
in
Birmingham,
where
he met with men training for and reflecting
on religious
life
before taking their First Vows.
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Hall and met with staff at the Laudato
Si' Research
Institute
before returning
to London to celebrate
Mass at the Farm Street
Church. He was given a tour ofthe British Jesuit Archives, and spent time at the
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Georgetown
and For'dham, as will as with Jesuit
Institutes
around the world.
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educatio'n. sector, especially
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Formation
The formation ofyoung Jesuits and lay
For the coming year we aim to:		 Catholics
is supervised
by a Delegate ofthe Provincial.
Welcome and re-launch
the
novitiate
programme
for first year
novices especially from Britain, rhe		 Following
successful
renovation
of Manresa
House
in Birmingham,
the novitiate
opened
in September
2023', welcoming
atotal of seven novices from across these
Provinces.
Czech Republic, Ireland, the Low
Countries
and Slovakia.
Provide financial support for the
Jesuit formation
centre
in Paris to
make it sustainable
into the middle		 The Province continued
its support for the Centre Sevres in Paris, by way
ofa major financial
grant
during the year Three British Jesuits continue their
formation
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lrfiber, 681 681 802
Totalgactbnfe 24,723 3,236 27,959 27,294
Expenditureon:
Raising funds 3,372 20 3,392 3,326
Charitable
activities:
Parish ministry 1,666 I,ddd 887
Education 15,422 16,022 16,086
Formation 4,079 1,024 5,103 4,876
Social )ustice snd the relief ofpoverty 1,808 157 1,965 1,691
Care ofinfirm and elderly members 3,741 3,741 3,441
Spirituality 3,393 3,397 2,980
Work worldwide 4,254 1,230 5,484 4,372
Total expenditure 37,735 3,035 40,770 37,659
Net(expenditure)/income before gains/(losses) on
investments (13,012) 201 (12,811) (10,365)
Ner. gains/(losses)
oa investments		 13 36,692 3,757 40,449 (62,689)
Net income/(expenditure) 23,680 3,958 27,638 (73,054)
TransFers between
funds		 18, 19 25 (25)
Net movement
in funds		 23,705 3,933 27,638 (73,054)
Reconciliation offunds:
Total funds brought forward 609,044 76,526 685,570 758,624
Total funds carried forward 632,749 80,459 713,208 685,570
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11,651 9.873
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Cath at bank and in hand 9,993 3,363 13,356
Cash hatd vdrh investment
maregers		 22,249 (11,954) 10,295
Sharc-term
deposihs		 24,397 (4,129) 20,268
56,639 (12.720) 43,919

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jo ~~~P~! 1,001 359 848
1,360		 561
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Press',sdjool46e's stags(pajge 9,692 (9) 9,683 10,044
,Less TiÃa()5l(sar(88'stants and~ey dlocauhas; (79) (17) (96) (572)
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j".radihg, Income 47
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Gnsss 79 82
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sie't prolft.for the year 38
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Sundry lnc'aine 265 346
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'ISare:.oflndrln'and'ikderly. me bern 2,289 1.452 3,741 3,441
'SpfriMlltr. ' 2,456 16 3,397 2,980
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Qleeecl'dn 6,013 9589 16,086
pdrrnaddn 1,253 3,623 4,076
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ofInfirm'land. eMeriyin'embers 2,184 1,257 3,441
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Work worldwide 3,678 4,372
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'Educsucon:. 5,197 1484 9,589
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Edinburgh Sacred Heart Church
Mayfair,
London		 Farm Street Church
Manchester Holy Name Church
Preston St Wilfrid's
Church,
Presbytery		 and Parish Hall
Stamford
Hill, London		 St Ignatius
Church
Wimbledon, London Sacred Heart Church
Sheffield Church ofthe Immaculate
Conception		 (Spinkhill)
Hurst Green, Lancashire St Peter's Church
(Stonyhurst)
The churches
are functioning		 have belonged to the
churches
and as such		 Trust for many years and details
are neither
readily
marketable		 of
nor		 their
can		 original cost are
be reliably valued		 not available.
All
and are therefore
excluded
from		 the balance sheet.
13 Investments 13 Investments ERIRKIW ERIRKIW ERIRKIW ERIRKIW
Market value at
I October
Less: Disposal pfoceeds
'		 (114,289) (917) (115,206) (134,330)
Add: Addioons at cost 115,814 100 115,914 116,911
Net investment (losses)/gsins' 40,896 (446) 40,450 (63,576)
Market valu'e at 30September 551,552 51,892 603,444 562,286
Cash held by investment managers 10,295 10,295 22,249
561,847 51,892 613,739 584,535
Investments
held at 30September		 comprised the following:
Listed investments
Equities:
UK 43,349 44,628
Europe 86,544 70,394
North America 310,038 276,021
Other 72,344 71,188
512,275 462,231
Property
Fund		 units 39,277 46,900
Market value oflisted Invest'ments 551,552 509,131
UK investment properties 51,892 53,155
Cash balances held by invescmem managers 10,295 22,249
613,739 584,535
53

I 7 Creditors: amounts falling due after more than one year RMl RMl
I 8 Restricted funds
(8)
17,524 332 (131) 807 18,832
(b'trfbfgl)
',		 ~ 4,067 677 (785) (25) 3,914
V47@gic6)Ng(psiBii8yf 1212 (1.023] 56,928
'Odib
teastrNtecTfunda.		 875 1.006 (1,088) 793
3;336 (MI35) '89,459

'~i%~i~~ ~3~~' sf '~i%~i~~ ~3~~' sf '~i%~i~~ ~3~~' sf 47,070
97.259		 5267 (2,040)
(3249)		 49Q89
99,277
162;716 IG479 (3.082) 170,113
91,353 6.681 Q,750) 95,284
78,256 5197 (2,153) 81,900
17,427 1324 (346) 10.405
16,057 1218 17,098
~~~~AM@3%a.:
—		 == c '~='.I 46.684
11,710		 3,401
752		 (2,843)
(146)		 47,323
12,316
980 59 0039
'
Q)asI115Qm(GI()n(uss 15,75G 73 15,530
1L'eCsfTriftts 2,347 39 (1567) 819
;,(38)iiii'58((Issbaiia1 fu'hils' 16233 14,146 (I3,156) 11,223
.'068)+01()eius 9kMleegiusii((558) %shat) . 241 (241)
'Qt4e"Get~tee
(un'ds		 2,170 3.257 (3,257) ' 2,170
6dg,"882 ' (3965I) .627,'096

20 Analysis of net assets between funds funds
RIIW
' I
e 79,177
529,365 84.374 613&739
Prior year analysis ofnet assets between funds
WW
Pdad,ba(~8'0!Sejidmbepue~ti8se~ig~, „~
Tsnisb'ledbted~tls'. 78,770 78,770
(ii((4820Itatd
-		 '-. I I I'rib . . ' I 503,639 $84,$3$
iqd( qifrransastets
Cn8ffoie 6'siobhYs:Ql'ist due Ream'ore tfisnipne yssr "		 3,082 23.743
(1901		 (4.370) 22,4$$ (190)
1'otal net assets 3i082 60$,962 76,526 685,570

27 Prior year comparatives by fund
4,427 2781 6,708
9.514 (42) 9,472
129 (29
310 310
8,321 I&52 9,$73
799 3 002
:egg,',
3,316 10 3,326
~ykiuff
' f)3(ia5(I82(:		 15,603 16,086
if%jigg@fc3i 3559 1,317 4,076
$oc)'al:(um'oat(d. chetu06(df)YOr'47O 1,689 1,691
68cuocf'(sy9(u)$0) Ot~~e+kgis 3.441 3,441
2,936 2,9$0
a(((08cwofb((@Is 3,523 4,$72
Ts(tal e(T9(cud(to'ru, 0'4&%6 2,7103 .97j6F)
8(at'83P9()dlturubefOrejlaS cnttcffestmunta (I,I;454) !Is@19
'		 (1)lrv36$r)
'ffes losseaaac I'r(seaiiiei(fi ($4,592) (8,097) (62,ii49)
Nu3 Ie0(undituru (66,046) (7,000) (73,0$4)
Transfers ~%Wife
'
"flat mesement'
In funds.		 (66,046) (7,008) (73,0$4)
aecondlletten
offundal
Tous;fijnds bros'gbc forward 675,090 83,534 758,624
Total funds carried forward .609;044 76;526 68$j$70

~%&%~505 291
19.006		 332 (77) (19)
(1,737)		 280
17,$2JI
en 1.230 (984) 4,047
60,398
1212
(1,474)
(170)
12112
%~5~&Ã~		 (6,341) 53,79S
87$

Essnydadens 51,9m 1.661 (6843) 41&020
kpnssnlli', 09hr%s. 108,445 1,514 (12,700) 97,259
Pii@'agon 180,032 2,574 (19,890) 162,716
'Ql'0-A$6, 101.645. 2.343 (12,635) 91,3S3
IBsl)arnI(IIe 86.847 1,754 (10,345) 78,256
4n7$$3,', 19,474 432 {2,479) 11,47.7
~~%We
'
'		 18,098 355 (2.396) 16,057
Ig)IIS)te'jj, ($(sf:PssS$$teg:. 52,536 1,023 (6,875) 46,$84
p2'ga~ens(imppnss 808&t)sinlsgl 12,749 219 {1,258) Il,7l0
'Jiiuls)&@$elep&nant 1,053 17 (90) 980
Jg'ak GiYmii(ISfiiies
~TA'sn&		 15,989
2.342		 69 (308) 15&7$0
2,347
.:O(f&86'48(I(SSlanal (anes 16,479 13,694 (13,940) 16,233
SeKeaynf Ji70$03is(Able'fnTsl'(1990&PIda()
4i er.;aesigna(s){fuids'		 109
2,170		 719 (828) 2,170
669870 26/79 (90&287) 60S,962