Michael McGuckian SJ tells the intriguing story of a dispute that arose during Vatican II over who was holier than who, which is still causing problems today

The Loyola Institute, Trinity College Dublin, is offering a new one-year post-graduate certificate in Christian theology starting this September

Theologian Gerry Whelan SJ is working with Jesuits and their co-workers in Hong Kong where the Chinese government has been clamping down on pro-democracy protestors.

JaNaé Bates is a minister working in Minneapolis for racial and economic justice for everyone in the United States

Michael Kirwan SJ explores the rise of the 'new fascism' against the backdrop of anti-racist protests and the Covid-19 pandemic

Irish Jesuit Donal Godfrey SJ has been preaching in his church and protesting on the streets of San Francisco

A guided meditation for anyone who would like to explore more deeply the impact of the Covid-19 crisis on their life

Richard Leonard SJ :: Some people like to see God as the Being who wills suffering on the world. This is not a true Christian understanding of suffering. God may permit suffering but God does not will it

Tony O'Riordan SJ is in daily contact with colleagues in South Sudan who are trying to source soap for refugees

Paul Campbell is an Irish Jesuit based in Georgetown, Washington DC. For the first time, he can hear the birds singing outside his window