‘The politics of Irish education – What’s next?’
May 22, 2023
The theme of Jonathan Tiernan’s presentation on Irish primary education in Limerick was that change, as in all things, is inevitable.
The theme of Jonathan Tiernan’s presentation on Irish primary education in Limerick was that change, as in all things, is inevitable.
Coláiste Iognáid, the Jesuit school in Galway has a long and interesting history which the Galway Advertiser has just recounted.
Professor Gina Quin of NCI spoke of the Jesuit commitment to social justice in her talk at the Indian Embassy in Dublin on 28 March 2023.
Video recordings of the Loyola Institute’s lecture series on Yves Congar’s theology of reform are now available to view on YouTube.
Niall Leahy SJ speaks to Canadian astronomer Adam Hincks SJ about his life, science and theology, and beautiful discoveries.
Thirty-six Popes were ordained as deacons but never as priests. Just one of the fascinating facts from Dr Phyllis Zagano, expert on the diaconate.
Deirdre Soffe and Seamus Crimmins (see photo with Ursula Halligan in centre) recently completed the M.Phil in theology at the Loyola Institute TCD. They share their experience.
Belvedere students tell how they they’re preparing for city-street sleeping on an empty stomach to raise a record amount for the homeless this Christmas.
‘Judge John O’Hagan, 1825-1890’, on the life of a respected patriot, poet, scholar and lawyer, is among the most recent Messenger books.
JOHN BIRD :: A look at Kavanagh’s fascinating essay in ‘Studies’ (1959) about his transformation on the banks of the Grand Canal after his cancer treatment.
Pope Francis prays that educators may be credible witnesses, who see fraternity as the best path for helping those most in need.
