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JRS in Haiti: Update
Jesuit Refugee Service has provided emergency relief in the form of food, medicine, tents and debris-removal tools to thousands of citizens in Port-au-Prince to aid their recovery from the devastating earthquake of January 12. Also, in coordinated efforts with partner organizations in the Dominican Republic and Haiti, it has set up locations throughout the countries to deliver aid more efficiently....Read more
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‘Crescent’ bridge from poverty to prosperity
Students of Crescent College Comprehensive were told by President Mary McAleese that they carried with them an ‘imprint of Jesuit education, a character which doesn’t change’. Speaking at a closing ceremony in the College to mark…
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The Holocaust by bullets
On Monday evening, 18 January 2010, the day after the Pope’s historic visit to the Rome Synagogue, another historic visit occurred. Representatives from the Chief Rabbinate of Israel, prelates from the Vatican, and nine ambassadors to the Holy See came…
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Go therefore and tweet to all nations!
“Priests are challenged to proclaim the Gospel by employing the latest generation of audiovisual resources (images, videos, animated features, blogs, websites) which, alongside traditional means, can open up broad new vistas for dialogue, evangelisation and catechesis.” So says Pope…
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‘Blind obedience’ from Belvedere students
Two Belvedere College students won second prize in the BT Young Scientist Exhibition awards at the RDS, Dublin, 13-16 Jan. Owen Killian and Andrew Griffin investigated the use of intense ultraviolet radiation (UVC) to preserve par-baked bread. This novel technique…
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The Jesuit University Support & Training (JUST) in Ballymun is an initiative of the Irish Jesuits which is designed to contribute to increasing 3rd level educational opportunities for the people in this Dublin suburb, helping them to realize their full potential in a real, tangible way.





Karl Rahner, perhaps the greatest Jesuit theologian of the twentieth century, flunked his doctoral thesis at the University of Freiburg – he was asking questions that Martin Honecker, his safe, conventional supervisor, found uncomfortable. The thesis, which never earned him a doctorate, was published as the seminal book: Spirit in the World.
by James Corkery SJ
by Brian O'Leary SJ
by Brian Grogan SJ and Phyllis Brady





