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Slí Eile's marathon man'
Padraig Swan, Director of Sli Eíle, is on the run again! Last year he raised over €100,000 running various marathons. In 2010, though, he wants to clock even more miles and raise even more money for Sli Eíle’s work with the homeless, prisoners and youth. According to Padraig, “I have entered the race of my life on May 30th when I will run from Pietermaritzburg to Durban [South Africa], a winding and sometimes very hilly distance of 90kms - that’s a simple 56 miles!”...Read more
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Integrating migrants in Limerick
‘Integrating Limerick’, a two-year plan for the city and county drawn up by the Limerick Integration Working Group, was launched on Friday 5 May by Minister for Integration John Curran TD. Eugene Quinn, Director of…
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Studies on power and accountability
‘Power and Accountability in Ireland’ is the theme of the spring edition of Studies, the Jesuit quarterly journal. According to editor Fergus O Donoghue SJ, “It’s time for us to stop agonising over the past and make a calm analysis…
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Trekking for the homeless
A 60-kilometer trek across the rough terrain of Iceland - that is the challenge which the Peter McVerry Trust is posing to anyone who would like to help them raise money for homeless services in Dublin. Seán Connolly and…
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Nine days of grace
There has been a great turn-out so far for the annual Novena of Grace, taking place in many churches throughout Dublin, Galway, Limerick and the rest of the country. Some parishes have guest Jesuit speakers for the nine…
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Finding that his brother's estate was heavily in debt he sold the castle and 219 statute acres to Father Peter Kenney, S.J., in March 1814 for £16,000. Father Kenney also bought the old fee farm.





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





