Promote peace education in religious communities, particularly in the framework of educational work, through mutual understanding and fraternal meetings, overcoming all forms of prejudice; establish a permanent space for networking, exchanging experiences, and training educators for peace of religious communities in Latin America; use information and communication technologies (ICT) to promote a culture of peace from an interreligious and Latin American perspective.

Promote greater unity, communication, and a common vision among all the Jesuits working in Latin America; assume the six apostolic priorities of the Common Apostolic Project to establish joint actions and a more rational and effective use of human and material resources; develop and implement interprovincial projects and, eventually, establish common houses and works to address the needs of the region; promote solidarity and mutual assistance between the provinces and regions of Latin America and between them and those from other continents.

Support the fulfillment of the Church's Missionary Mandate, testifying the gospel of Jesus Christ by word and deed throughout the world; provide insights into the global church, raise awareness about the lives of our brothers and sisters in other parts of the world and contribute to the community work with our experience here in Germany; promote the possibilities of mutual learning, new experiences and ecumenical impulses in our sponsoring churches.

The aim is to raise awareness and promote reflection on the prophetic responsibility of Christians.

The Lican Foundation takes part in Jesuit activities such as generating and participating in ecclesial and social processes of empowerment, promoting the dignity of life in the Mapuche lands, and forming connections with other people regardless of the presence of other institutions. The activities of the Lican Foundation are focused on the Mapuche area but are open to all.

Support the existence of the Lutheran communities in Italy, mostly with German members, who had to cope with the shortage of material aid from Germany after the dramatic post-war difficulties.

Build up a communion in Christ living and working together for a just, peaceful, and reconciled world.

Be committed to the formation and transformation of men and women who are leaders, or who are aspiring to leadership in the community, or in the corporate, religious and public sectors, to be leaders of character and effective agents of change in the society; continually source for highly qualified expert resource persons for short term courses, workshops and seminars on leadership and management issues; host such other activities, and deploy such other resources as necessary for the training and motivation of present and future leaders and in effective and purpose-driven leadership.

Express Christian faith through liturgical worship according to the Eastern or Byzantine Rite in accordance with the culture of the faithful and maintaining and preserving the dignity and beauty of the early Church; express faith in education through schools and college, in charitable assistance through homes for orphans, the elderly and the handicapped, hospitals for those in physical or mental distress and through relief work to displaced persons.

Be a global community of faith in the Anabaptist tradition; facilitate relationships between Anabaptist-related churches worldwide; relate to other Christian world communions and organizations.