'Beauty, Goodness, Truth' was the title of Dermot Mansfield's first talk on the life and work of Hans Urs von Balthasar zoomed to parishioners in the diocese of Elphin

The annual SleepOut, toy-appeal, and Camino pilgrimage will all take place as usual in Belvedere College SJ but with a new spin in these Covid-19 times

Gerry O'Hanlon SJ responds to the call by Gino Kenny TD for a respectful debate about assisted dying, proposing a wider frame for understanding suffering and dignity

Jesuit ministries are offering a wide-range of services this year to enrich the Advent journey including Masses, retreats, books, prayers and a movie club

The Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice has been responding to a European report critical of the handling of mentally ill prisoners in Irish prisons

Dr John Scally's latest book offers wisdom from our Celtic heritage to help us in these challenging times. All Royalties will go to Peter McVerry Trust

Brian Grogan SJ continues his video series on the afterlife, live-streamed from Knock Shrine this November. In talk two he outlines the evidence for the resurrection

The Joint Ecology groups from the Irish and British Provinces held their first meeting recently and agreed to work on a number of issues together

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

Professor Chris Morash and Bishop Dermot Farrell were the guest speakers at the online book launch of 'We Remember Maynooth' on 17 November