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Praying with the Bible

November 26, 2024

Nikolaas Sintobin SJ has recently published a book entitled 'Praying with the Bible'. It features suggestions of prayer to accompany a sequence of fifty Bible texts.

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December Messenger: Feast of Light

November 25, 2024

How best to celebrate Christmas and where can we find the light in dark days? These are just some of the questions addressed in the December 'Messenger.'

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JCFJ guide to pre-election asks

November 25, 2024

Rising inequality; the housing and homeless crisis; climate change; war. These are the many "wicked issues" that feature in the JCFJ Manifesto

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Revisiting ‘Small Things Like These’

November 12, 2024

The film 'Small Things Like These' focuses on the institutionalisation of women in Ireland 40 years ago. Keith Adams says it is far from over..

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Gifts that change lives

November 12, 2024

Irish Jesuits International's online Christmas Gift Shop features 18 novel gifts including farm animals for women farmers in South Sudan.

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Jesuits for Climate Justice at COP 29

November 12, 2024

The JCFJ, as part of Jesuits for Climate Justice, are urging people to join them in their lobbying of local politicians, and delegates at COP 29.

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A treasure trove of great stories

November 12, 2024

The 'Belvedere Newsboys Club' is "a treasure trove of great stories about Dublin's newspaper boys,'' according to Charlie Davy SJ.

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Confronting AMOCalypse

November 4, 2024

The weakening of a crucial component of the Earth’s climate system could mean catastrophe for Ireland according to Dr. Kevin Hargaden of the JCFJ

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Listen to lead

October 30, 2024

Former Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney TD was guest speaker at a leadership conference for the five senior Jesuit schools across Ireland.

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Remembering the ‘saints with no name’

October 30, 2024

Joe Cullen OP remembers all those who have died, especially the unnamed, in this reflection on All Saints and All Souls day. From the RNN archive.

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