This talk ‘Saints and Sinners: Carvaggio’s Northern European Followers" by Dr Louise Kelly, University College Dublin is associated with the exhibition ‘Passion and Persuasion: Images of Baroque Saints’ which is taking place from 11 February – 31 May 2015 at the National Gallery of Ireland. Admission to this talk is free. This series of public talks is […]
This talk 'The Agony and the Ecstasy: Male and Female Baroque Saints'. by Dr. Joseph McDonnell, Freelance art historian is associated with the exhibition ‘Passion and Persuasion: Images of Baroque Saints’ taking place from 11 February – 31 May 2015 at the National Gallery of Ireland. Admission Free. This series of public talks is part of the […]
As a way of preparing for Easter, Manresa offers short sessions of guided prayer and meditation on each Tuesday of Lent. These evenings create a ‘sacred space’ for you to open your heart to the Word of God, helping you to prepare to celebrate God’s great love for us. You can come for any one […]
The final lecture in the Spring series of Public Lectures at Milltown Institute will be presented by Gabriel Daly OSA (Trinity College Dublin) on the subject "'The Teaching of the Church’: What is it? Can it change?' This series of Public Lectures titled 'Reception of Vatican Two over 50 years: The Milltown Contribution' brings together a […]
This talk 'St Alexis, Baroque Opera Star' by Adrian Le Harivel, National Gallery of Ireland is associated with the exhibition ‘Passion and Persuasion: Images of Baroque Saints’ taking place from 11 February – 31 May 2015 at the National Gallery of Ireland. Admission Free. This series of public talks is part of the celebrations to mark the […]
As a way of preparing for Easter, Manresa offers short sessions of guided prayer and meditation on each Tuesday of Lent. These evenings create a ‘sacred space’ for you to open your heart to the Word of God, helping you to prepare to celebrate God’s great love for us. You can come for any one […]
‘Salvation comes to us from the poor.’ What does this frequently quoted phrase mean? Who are ‘the poor’ who bring us salvation? Does Pope Francis’ ‘A Church of the Poor for the Poor’ challenge our understanding of God and the traditional spirituality we have inherited? Fr. Peter McVerry SJ addresses this theme in this public talk […]
Monthly Mass in thanksgiving for life of Venerable Fr John Sullivan SJ, and in prayer for his canonisation. Special homily and blessing with crucifix of Fr John after Mass. Fr John Sullivan SJ (1861-1933) was a Jesuit priest with a reputation for saintliness and healing. Known for his love of the poor, his life of […]
The Lay Retreat Association of Saint Ignatius is a group of lay men and women who organise and promote retreats at weekends. In a busy world, it is easy to understand Jesus saying to His busy apostles: “Come away by yourselves to a quiet place and rest awhile” . If you are moved to Time Out […]
This talk 'Female Baroque Saints' by Dr. Catherine Lawless, Trinity College Dublin is associated with the exhibition ‘Passion and Persuasion: Images of Baroque Saints’ taking place from 11 February – 31 May 2015 at the National Gallery of Ireland. Admission Free. This series of public talks is part of the celebrations to mark the Jesuit Restoration (1814-2014). […]
