Balancing social media
November 8, 2022
BRENDAN McMANUS SJ :: Social media is a great thing, but we need to know how to recognise the signals that tell us when it is becoming addictive and negative.
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BRENDAN McMANUS SJ :: Social media is a great thing, but we need to know how to recognise the signals that tell us when it is becoming addictive and negative.
GAVIN THOMAS MURPHY :: Two poems on themes of relationships and career/work attempt to answer the question, ‘Why engage in Zen practice today?’
DERMOT ROANTREE :: Christian hope requires remembrance of the past – of the suffering of Christ, and so that of all victims.
GAVIN THOMAS MURPHY :: A friend’s song helps recovery from an encounter with an ‘aggressive man’ and prompts a journey of growth and discovery.
Richard Leonard SJ scrutinises religious language in his book ‘The Law of Love’, and says the word ‘sin’ is meaningless for many young people. He has an alternative.
Austen Ivereigh was the keynote speaker at the launch of the Belfast Jesuit Spirituality Centre. Listen to his talk on “A New Imagination of the Possible: Pope Francis and the Gift of ‘Overflow’.
Richard Leonard SJ’s encounters with a supreme court judge and a secular Jew led him to review the ten commandments for his latest book ‘The Law of Love’.
Members of NET Ministries talk to Niall Leahy SJ about their experience of faith and how they came to personally encounter Jesus.
Pope Francis asks Christians to pray for children who are suffering, especially those who are homeless, orphans, and victims of war.
Fr Martin Hogan hopes his book of gospel reflections will allow the Lord’s light to shine more clearly through the new liturgical year.
