Publications
Jesuit historian on Learning Lessons of past
June 5, 2012
Church of Ireland Archbishop Alan Harper and Catholic Archbishop Sean Brady, jointly launched Brian MacCuarta SJ’s book, Catholic Revival in the North of Ireland 1603-41 (Four Courts Press, 2007), in...
Read more‘Studies’ looks at death and dying
June 5, 2012
RTE's iconic broadcaster Micheal O Muircheartaigh will launch the winter edition the Jesuit Journal Studies which focuses on the theme of ‘Death, Dying and Bereavement’, in association with the Irish...
Read moreIrish Jesuit‘s book on Pope’s Theology
June 5, 2012
Joseph Ratzinger's Theological Ideas: Wise Cautions and Legitimate Hopes, is the title of the new book on on the theology of Cardinal Ratzinger, now Pope Benedict XVI by Jesuit theologian...
Read moreIrish prayer website celebrates 10th anniversary
June 5, 2012
Ash Wednesday Feb 25 ’09 marks the tenth anniversary of Sacred Space, the first online prayer website in the world and developed by the Jesuits in their Communication Centre in...
Read more‘The Recession and God’-Jesuit’s new book
June 5, 2012
“The current economic crisis is of such scale that it calls for a real revolution in our society’s priorities, policies and structures”, says theologian, Gerry O’Hanlon SJ, in The Recession...
Read moreJesuit’s challenging book on forgiveness
June 5, 2012
Myths about forgiving add to the burden of suffering for victims, says, Brian Lennon SJ, in his new book, So You Can’t Forgive …? Moving Towards Freedom, launched by psychologist...
Read morePriests and poets scrutinised in ‘Studies’
May 22, 2012
‘Clergy, writers and intellectuals’ is the theme of the latest edition of the Jesuit periodical Studies, just published this summer 2010. There are articles on Ian Paisley, Vatican II, and...
Read moreJesuit answers questions on ‘life after death’ in new book
May 22, 2012
Is there a hell? Where has limbo gone? What will heaven be like? Will I ever meet my dead loved ones again? Do people face judgement when they die? Just...
Read moreJesuit Journal Asks How to Make Ireland a Caring Society
May 22, 2012
“Caring is costly, empathy is cheap”, claims Fergus O’Donoghue, in his editorial in the spring edition of the Jesuit Journal Studies, ‘Making Ireland a Caring Society’. “Empathy abounds on our...
Read moreJesuit ‘Studies’ on ‘How to reform Ireland’
May 16, 2012
"Deference and obsequiousness are the basic Irish flaws" writes Eoin O’Malley in his article More Conflict Please: Reforming the Irish Political System’. It’s one of a series of hard hitting...
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January Messenger: Time for new beginnings
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