‘Studies’ makes an impact
October 21, 2026
The autumn Studies, a special relating to the future of education in Ireland, has received some good media attention in recent weeks.
The autumn Studies, a special relating to the future of education in Ireland, has received some good media attention in recent weeks.
Twelve-year-old Clongowes student Anthony Buday won the National Knock Basilica Art Competition with his model of the basilica made of sugar cubes. He has a singular devotion to Mary.
Irish Jesuits visited Drogheda this summer to mark a significant event in the town’s history involving St Oliver Plunkett and their
Order.
The Loyola Institute TCD hosted an illuminating lecture exploring the intersections between modern Irish art, patronage, and Ignatian spirituality.
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.
The sun shone brightly as Bruce Bradley SJ gave a talk on James Joyce and his schooldays in Belvedere, at the Bloomsday breakfast in the college.
Theologian Gerry O’Hanlon SJ speaks about the ecumenical seminar at Oxford University on ‘Anglican and Catholic Synodality’.
‘Judge John O’Hagan, 1825-1890’, on the life of a respected patriot, poet, scholar and lawyer, is among the most recent Messenger books.
Bill Toner :: Artificial Intelligence (AI) is now part of everyday life, but should we be worried about it? Or rather about the human beings using it?
Dr Chris Stabb SJ’s lecture in honour of the late Joe Veale SJ is an exploration of new images and languages for a time of epochal change.
