The suffering of inocents in war and beyond
July 3, 2026
Dermot Roantree :: Wars are legitimated and sustained by a form of moral disengagement that fails to pay attention to the sufferer.
Dermot Roantree :: Wars are legitimated and sustained by a form of moral disengagement that fails to pay attention to the sufferer.
Brendan McManus SJ :: there are two voices speaking to you at any time, one from God towards the good and one from the bad spirit towards chaos.
Brendan McManus SJ :: Exploring procrastination through the lens of Ignatian spirituality and personal experience. It’s not laziness.
Bill Toner :: Does God really know everything, including the future, so that the universe is ‘done and dusted’? Bill Toner is not so sure.
Gerry O’Hanlon SJ reviews Pope Leo’s first encyclical, ‘Magnifica Humanitas’, which addresses the ethical and social challenges posed by AI.
Dr Dermot Roantree discusses some of the main themes in the thought of Jürgen Habermas, the German philosopher who died recently.
Caroline Sanga discusses life in South Sudan and how Jesuit programmes are empowering girls and women through education and farming initiatives.
Damien Burke, archivist for the Irish Jesuit Province, has been casting a beady eye over the 1926 census just released online. It has a lot to tell us.
Pope Video: “That we may discover in sport a universal language that brings cultures together, fosters respect and solidarity”
Messenger Publications has published ‘Dreaming A New Dream, Conversations on the Future of the Church in Ireland’ by Jim Deeds.
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