A variety of works, books, films, musical compositions have been produced or supported by the Jesuit Institute. In All Things comprises the papers given at the inaugural conference of the Jesuit Institute by a variety of distinguished scholars. Religion and the Arts began as an interdisciplinary faculty seminar and is now an independent quarterly that "seeks to explore religious and spiritual dimensions in the verbal, visual and performing arts, in the context of contemporary theory and culture."
Jesuit Institute scholars and fellows have produced such books as
- Capitalism and the Moral Life by John Langan S.J.
- In Ten Thousand Places: Dogma in a Pluralistic Church by Paul Crowley, S.J.
- Liberating the Caged Dalit Panther by Sebastian Stanislaus, S.J.
- God Here Among Us, a collection of 15 original musical compositions by Chris Willcock, S.J.
- Redeeming the Promise: Inquiries into Catholic Higher Education in a Jesuit Idiom by Michael J. Buckley, S.J.
- Finding God in all Things, a collection of essays in various disciplines from numerous scholars that pay tribute to the inaugural Canisius chair holder of the Jesuit Institute, Michael J. Buckley, S.J.
The Institute has made grants to co-sponsor such distinct projects as the documentary films,
- "The Cross and the Star: Faith and the Holocaust"
- "In the Shadow of the Caduceus: The Ethics of Nazi Medicine"
- "Northern Ireland: The Cost of Peace"
