The first cycle – Reptiles and the Rising Sun - is a satirical take on middle class Dublin.

The second cycle – Floating Eyes in Venice – a satirical take on the Jesuits, including himself.

The third cycle – Two Dead Israelites – is about manhood – satirical or simply accurate?

David Tuohy SJ is co-author with Maria Feeny of a book on discipleship based on the five 'marks of mission' within the Anglican communion

To mark International Women's Day – an interview with Dr Michael O'Sullivan SJ, author of 'How Catholic Theology Can Transform Male Violence against Women' 

Brian Grogan SJ speaks to Pat Coyle about his new book on Pedro Arrupe and describes his "privileged" encounters with him

Jim Corkery SJ, Professor of Theology at the Gregorian, spoke to Pat Coyle on the recent news that the case for beatification and canonisation of Pedro Arrupe has been opened

Young people are one of the four priorities (universal apostolic preferences) guiding future work of Jesuits, just announced

Jesuit theologian Jim Corkery argues for a re- examination of the theology of salvation in the light of the recent Synod on

Blessed John Henry Newman has been cleared for canonisation. Dermot Roantree considers the different uses that Catholics will make of his legacy.