Trevor is a Jesuit priest who was ordained in 2013 with the Canadian Province of the Society of Jesus. In 2014, Trevor was asked to work with the Ignatian spirituality apostolate, creating and conducting Ignatian based retreats and spirituality workshops as well as offering personal spiritual direction.

Trevor also served as the Ecclesial Assistant to the Christian Life Community (CLC) of Canada - an international lay church association whose members strive to live out the Ignatian apostolic charism in their daily lives. Trevor also served as the Jesuit liaison to the Atlantic Association of the Spiritual Exercises Apostolate (AASEA) during that time. 

In 2019-20, Trevor attended his Tertianship year in Dublin, Ireland. This is a year of reflective formation as a means of preparing for final religious vows. 

Trevor also teaches at the University of Toronto’s Regis College as a sessional professor focusing upon the relationship of Ignatian spirituality and contemporary culture.

Stanislas has worked in project management and administration for social and cultural organizations for 15 years in Canada and Europe.

He was Marketing and Operations Manager at la Croix, a daily Catholic newspaper in Paris, Project Manager at the Aga Khan Museum in Toronto during the years leading to its opening, and more recently, Assistant Property Manager at Carrot Common, a heritage health and wellness mall.

Stanislas is a father of three children and has a keen interest in social, environmental and cultural impacts: he has written for “L’Express de Toronto,” a francophone newspaper, on these matters; explored social entrepreneurship by creating a private chef internet platform to encourage people to cook more; and supported artistic projects in Toronto with his company Constructive Productions.

Stan holds a Master’s in International Management from ESCP Europe (Paris, Oxford, Berlin).

Victor has worked in the field of social and ecological justice for over two decades. He is currently involved in Vision 2030, a collaborative program between Sustainability Network and 56 high-impact environmental NGO (ENGO) leaders from across Canada. Vision 2030 defines where the ENGO community wants to be by the end of the decade on issues such as justice, equity, diversity and inclusion (JEDI); youth; Indigenous relations; and technology.

Victor has also worked with WWF in the Philippines alongside fishing communities to establish marine protected areas and to promote sustainable livelihood. Most recently, he was Operations Manager at Canadian Jesuits International.

Victor holds a Master of Engineering Science degree in Environmental Engineering from the University of Melbourne.