Can I integrate MathJax into a Python program?

This might be a silly question, but is it possible to merge MathJax into Python code? Many times I've wished the program output would look more neat, and honestly MathJax looks awesome.

I know MathJax runs on Javascript, yet I have not given up hope. If the answer is no, are there some simple modules to use instead?

For example, if:

1.234 / e^23 [and] (I^-)_(aq) +I _(2(s)) -> (I^-)_3(aq)

could be formatted as:

,

that would be ideal.