Living in a time of coronavirus

Despite the challenges of Covid-19 Rome Jesuit Archives are welcoming researchers, online and in-person since reopening in October

The Jesuit Refugee Service marks 40 years of accompanying, serving, and advocating for asylum seekers, refugees, and the forcibly displaced

October's Working Notes sounds the alarm about accelerating ecological breakdown and other threats to healthy human existence brought into focus by the pandemic

Brian Grogan SJ is giving a series of Zoom talks on death and life after death during the month of November. They are live-streamed from Knock Shrine

Donal Godfrey SJ speaks from the United States about a number of issues arising from the 2020 election including the role played by religious groupings

Using photographs, this November the Gardiner St Church Gospel Choir is offering an online opportunity for people to remember their loved ones who have died

Nearly half a million people prayed on Sacred Space, the online prayer ministry of the Jesuits, this September, and its social media engagement is thriving

Manresa Jesuit Centre of Spirituality offered retreatants encouragement and hope through personal guidance and direction from 9 to 17 October

Pope Francis hit the headlines for endorsing civil unions for same-sex partnerships. Gerry Whelan SJ in Rome gives the background to this and other recent Vatican stories

BRENDAN McMANUS SJ :: Notes for a Zoom workshop on 'Praying your way to peace and positivity' in the latest lockdown phase