Human beings have always responded to being in the universe by developing a spirituality. Think of the Great Spirit of the native Americans or the Hebrew response in the Psalms or the Irish way in Celtic Spirituality. So how do we respond today to the New Universe Story? Come and explore various creative responses and […]
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 day present priests with a chance to take some time apart, for prayer together, celebration of the Sacrament of Reconciliation or spiritual direction. Priests are welcome to gather on Monday evening at 8:00 p.m. for a film, conversation or quiet time and to stay overnight leaving on Tuesday afternoon. (It is also possible to attend […]
We rely a lot on words but sometimes they are not enough: our inner lives, our feelings, our consciousness often need other forms of expression. This course over four afternoons (10, 17, 24, February; 3 March) presents an opportunity to free our inner creative spirits by looking at and creating images, by considering how feelings, thoughts and […]
The fourth lecture in the Spring series of Public Lectures at Milltown Institute will be presented by Pat Riordan SJ (Heythrop College, London) on the subject ‘Is the Church Unjustifiably Paternalistic in Speaking of the Common Good’. This series of Public Lectures titled 'Reception of Vatican Two over 50 years: The Milltown Contribution' brings together a […]
Declan O’Keeffe, Head of Communications in Clongowes, will read a paper on Catholic Ireland and the British Empire. Part of one-day seminar on Non-National Formations of Irishness, 1880-1923. Click here for programme of conference.
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 […]
As part of the Gospel Choir Mass we will celebrate the life of Archbishop Oscar Romero on the announcement of his forthcoming beatification. Archbishop Romero was martyred in 1980 in San Salvador while celebrating Mass in the chapel of a cancer hospital. The celebrant and homilist will be Fr Michael O'Sullivan SJ while the Gardiner […]
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 fifth lecture in the Spring series of Public Lectures at Milltown Institute will be presented by Thomas O'Loughlin (University of Nottingham, UK) on the subject ‘The Early Eucharist: Justin's Account Reconsidered’. This series of Public Lectures titled 'Reception of Vatican Two over 50 years: The Milltown Contribution' brings together a number of members of Faculty who […]
