Peter McVerry SJ launched ‘Brothers in ‘(Messenger Publications) by Brendan McManus SJ, Irish Jesuit, and James Fullam, Dublin taxi driver.The book is already a best seller and all sale proceeds go to the Peter McVerry Trust.
Fr Jim Smyth SJ, died on 31 August.
Aged 95 he had a remarkable life long involvement with those on the margins of inner city Dublin
How St John Henry Newman played a part in Gerard Manly Hopkins joining the Jesuits – that and much more at the Hopkin’s festival in Co.Kildare. attended by Brendan Staunton SJ.
Reflections on the sadly departed Sinéad O’Connor were being shared recently in the Milltown Park Jesuit community when it was recalled that she had studied theology at the Milltown Institute
Leon O’Giolláin SJ attended a conference in Rome exploring what it means to be a Jesuit in today’s world, convened by the Jesuit Fr. General
Leon O’Giolláin SJ explores ‘spiritual conversation’ in the context of St Ignatius’ spirituality and his ‘Spiritual Exercises’.
Brendan McManus SJ speaks about how music is the ‘royal road to the heart’ that helps us get through some of the hardest moments in our lives.
Brian Grogan SJ, author of ‘Pedro Arrupe: A Heart Larger than the World’, speaks about the Jesuit leader’s stroke and final years.
Brian Grogan SJ, in this revised edition, provides daily meditations and Scripture verses which explore aspects of God’s dealings with us.
GAVIN THOMAS MURPHY :: Experiencing the kindness of a colleague inspired me to meditate on how God might treat us in every aspect of our lives.
Tom Phelan SJ is a Jesuit brother, composer, instrumentalist and motorbike enthusiast. Why did he join the Jesuits?
