Feminism, synodality and International Women's Day were topics of discussion in Gerry Whelan SJ's recent meeting with Pope Francis

The Faber Companions, a recently formed lay community of young men, hosts a Mass for young people fortnightly in their home in Rathmines

Gonzaga chapel was packed for the funeral Mass of David Tuohy SJ, and moving tributes were paid to him and his work as a Jesuit educationalist

Fr Kieran J O’Mahony OSA has teamed up with Messenger Publications to provide a prayerful and scholarly study of the readings for Lent and Holy Week

Social justice theologian Dr Kevin Hargaden suggests some tough questions for politicians and some possible answers for those asking them

Elber Twomey, who lost her entire family in a tragic incident, spoke about the power of forgiveness in Belvedere College SJ during Catholic Schools Week

Gerry O'Hanlon SJ, Jesuit theologian, discusses with Pat Coyle the upcoming general election from a Christian perspective

Jesuits, colleagues, and friends all took part in various activities during Christian Unity Week the theme of which was 'Unusual Kindness'

Dermot McKenna SJ, who passed away recently, was inspired by Catholic social teaching to help the growth of the co-operative movement

There is bad faith in Ireland outlawing fracking at home while planning to buy in large quantities of fracked gas from the US