There is bad faith in Ireland outlawing fracking at home while planning to buy in large quantities of fracked gas from the US
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If Peter were Taoiseach…
Prime Time Extra on RTE television invited Peter McVerry to tell the nation what he would do in his first 100 days if he were elected Taoiseach of the country
Read More »Fitting tribute for Phil
Clongowes celebrated the life of Philip Fogarty SJ with a memorial Mass. Staff and pupils past and present gathered with his family and fellow Jesuits
Read More »Reading the ‘woman at the well’
An icon of the woman at the well with Jesus is the inspiration for a meditative book on the longest gospel conversation and story
Read More »Modernising the Church’s mission
David Stewart SJ, British Director of the Pope's Worldwide Prayer Network, speaks about the use of new technologies to help disseminate the pope's monthly intentions
Read More »Sacrament of penance
Australian Jesuit Fr Richard Leonard speaks to Pat Coyle on the sacrament of penance in light of his book 'Hatch, Match & Dispatch: A Catholic Guide to Sacraments'
Read More »‘Unusual Kindness’
Tom Layden SJ, Province Co-Ordinator for Ecumenism, has asked Jesuits and colleagues to take part in Christian Unity Week, 18-25 January, with its theme of 'unusual kindness'
Read More »Religious Literacy: Challenges for today
The increasing estrangement of western societies from Christian belief and practice was theme of a recent event in the Loyola Institute TCD
Read More »New model of Church in Galway
Vera Coughlan, who was an active participant of the Jesuit Centre of Spirituality and Culture, speaks to Pat Coyle about her insight into the family as the leading image of Church
Read More »The two Popes
Gerry Whelan SJ gives his take from Rome on the 'celibacy rule' controversy concerning Pope Francis and Pope Emeritus Benedict
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