General

Ethics in journalism

December 6, 2011

Since Fr John K. Guiney took over as president of the Irish Missionary Union, one issue has made huge demands on his energies: the defamation of Fr Kevin Reynolds (pictured...

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Confucius in Gt Denmark Street

December 6, 2011

Back in the 1970s it used be said that the optimists were learning Russian (taught in Belvedere by Fr Schrenk), and the pessimists Chinese. The opposite is true today. After...

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JESUITICA: Signposting the Mormons

December 6, 2011

The Mormons are under particular scrutiny in the USA because one of them, Mitt Romney, has declared an interest in the Presidency. There was a time when they were less...

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Christmas cards from Jesuit Missions

November 28, 2011

The Jesuit Mission Office is selling four designed Christmas cards for the price of €1.00 each.  The cards have been designed by school pupils in Eastern Africa and all proceeds...

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Tour of Roman archives

November 23, 2011

Damien Burke (Irish Jesuit Archives) and Margaret Doyle (Clongowes Wood College) attended the Catholic Archives Society study trip to Rome last October. Over a six-day period, twelve visits were arranged,...

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Forthcoming events

November 23, 2011

Sunday 27 November and Sunday 4 December: Magis Ireland: Retreat in Daily Life. For further information, contact [email protected]. Tel:01 8880606. Sunday 27 November: Mass for deceased members of Coláiste Iognáid...

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Remembering the dead

November 23, 2011

As the year is dying, Christians remember the dead: the millions whose lives were squandered in tragic wars, and the others, close to us, whom we save from oblivion by...

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Finance a service industry?

November 23, 2011

Bill Mathews’ first degree was in electrical engineering, long before he thought of the Jesuits. In the best Jesuit tradition (see the Jesuitica story above) he was attracted to mathematics...

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Jesuit ‘journey to trust’

November 23, 2011

David Tuohy SJ features in a documentary film on the history of the Le Chéile Schools Trust, which comprises over fifty schools from thirteen religious congregations. The aim of the...

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Short notices

November 23, 2011

For an upbeat view of the country’s crisis, look at Edmond Grace SJ’s recent article in Eureka Street. Edmond has written extensively on political and social issues and is the...

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