Dr Annemarie Paulin-Campbell discusses the interface between Christian spirituality and psychology in a South Africa that is still severely affected by the apartheid era

The JCFJ have put their focus on justice for the poor in their submission to Citizens' Assembly which convenes in Dublin this weekend to discuss climate change

Gerry Whelan SJ, professor of fundamental theology at the Greg in Rome, talks about writing his new book on Pope Francis

At the end of National Holy Wells Day, Dr Bernadette Flanagan spoke to Pat Coyle about Spiritual Tourism, and her work with SpIRE

Alan McGuckian SJ has been appointed as Bishop of Raphoe. Pat Coyle of Irish Jesuit Communications interviewed him last year in Belfast about his Jesuit life

'What does is all mean?' is the latest book from Australian Jesuit Richard Leonard SJ. The question was posed to him by a mother, after the funeral of her young child

Guy Consolmagno is a Jesuit brother and director of the Vatican Observatory. In an interview with Pat Coyle of Irish Jesuit Communications, he discusses the relationship between religion and science.

Pope Francis recently presented Donald Trump with a copy of Laudato Si, caring for our common home. Does Pat Riordan SJ think he'll pay heed to it?

The 'elder project' is an initiative of Pope Francis and two Irish Jesuit works are working on it along with Loyola Press

In the wake of the Manchester Arena attack, philosopher Pat Riordan SJ says it is a mistake to simply dismiss the actions of the suicide bomber as 'evil'