Studies covers Irish education down the years
November 4, 2026
Dermot Roantree :: ‘Studies’ has been reflecting on Irish education since its inception in 1912. The autumn 2026 issue continues this tradition.
Dermot Roantree :: ‘Studies’ has been reflecting on Irish education since its inception in 1912. The autumn 2026 issue continues this tradition.
Brendan McManus SJ :: Suffering, unavoidable as it usually is, when embraced can have a redemptive quality,
Brendan McManus SJ :: Genuine listening empowers people to understand themselves, discover their own insights, and grow
Bill Toner SJ :: Why, in spite of the cruelty involved, do billions of humans eat animals, even when they have misgivings about doing so?
Gerry O’Hanlon SJ offers a revealing insight into the debates, decisions and unexpected nuances surrounding the Church’s future engagement with women.
Dr Phyllis Zagano’s new book explores the history of women deacons and the necessity for restoring the women’s diaconate in the Catholic Church today.
Dr Ciara Murphy addresses the theme of ‘Living Water’, looking at some of the key water-related challenges facing communities in Ireland and around the world.
Una Allen is coordinator of ‘Towards Peace’, a service for survivors of abuse by church members which offers a spiritual accompaniment service free of charge,
David Neuhaus SJ was the guest speaker at the launch of his latest book, ‘Conquest or Leven: Reflections of a Catholic Priest in Palestine/Israel’. Pat Coyle interviews him about the book.
Messenger Publications has published ‘Dreaming A New Dream, Conversations on the Future of the Church in Ireland’ by Jim Deeds.
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