Dermot Roantree

Dermot Roantree is content editor with Irish Jesuit Communications. He has a doctorate in Modern History and many years of teaching and of e-learning projects behind him. He is married with two children.
Gardiner Street launch of Ignatian Year

May 26, 2021

Archbishop Dermot Farrell has launched a year of celebrations to mark the conversion of St Ignatius, founder of the Jesuits

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Jesus and the pandemic of violence against women

May 25, 2021

Michael O'Sullivan SJ addresses the "shadow pandemic" of violence against women and girls, which has thrived in the circumstances set by the COVID pandemic

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Nóibhéine don Chroí Ró-naofa

April 28, 2021

Irish language novena for the Feast of the Sacred Heart on 11 June

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Centenary of birth of Dan Berrigan SJ

April 28, 2021

9 May 2021 marks the centenary of the birth of renowned US Jesuit peace activist and poet, Daniel Berrigan SJ

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“Live simply, share generously”

April 13, 2021

Fr Peter McVerry SJ's simple and sincere account of his beliefs and his work for the homeless on The Tommy Tiernan Show has made a considerable impact

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Studies: The world in 2021

March 23, 2021

The Spring 2021 issue of 'Studies' takes stock of the state of the world and the Church after the watershed events of 2020

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The role of women in the Society of Jesus

March 10, 2021

Fr Arturo Sosa, Jesuit Superior General, has created a commission on the role of women in the Society of Jesus, announced on International Women's Day

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Statement of Irish Jesuits

March 2, 2021

Press statement from the Irish Jesuit Province regarding the abuse of former students

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Theology with the Loyola Institute: Jesus risen and ascended

February 23, 2021

Michael Kirwan SJ's presentation in the Faith Seeking Understanding series addressed Christ's question: "Who do you say that I am?"

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Pope Video: For women who are victims of violence

February 9, 2021

February's Pope Video prays that women who are victims “may be protected by society and have their sufferings considered and heeded by all”

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