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
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Reduce prison numbers, end punitive regime
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
Read More »Celtic wisdom for challenging times
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
Read More »Not just wishful thinking
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
Read More »British-Irish pooling of talents
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
Read More »‘A lived Jesuit approach to spirituality’
Dr Michael O'Sullivan, SJ was one of 24 people from three continents who were interviewed for the Spirit-Duality online conference transmitted online in November
Read More »Business brisk in the Roman Jesuit Archives
Despite the challenges of Covid-19 Rome Jesuit Archives are welcoming researchers, online and in-person since reopening in October
Read More »Remembering Maynooth across four centuries
Professor Chris Morash and Bishop Dermot Farrell were the guest speakers at the online book launch of 'We Remember Maynooth' on 17 November
Read More »Forty years of service
The Jesuit Refugee Service marks 40 years of accompanying, serving, and advocating for asylum seekers, refugees, and the forcibly displaced
Read More »Deep ecological conversion needed in these crisis times
October's Working Notes sounds the alarm about accelerating ecological breakdown and other threats to healthy human existence brought into focus by the pandemic
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