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Hope – a defiant theological stance

February 26, 2026

Fr David Neuhaus, a South African-born Jewish Israeli who became a Catholic and a Jesuit, gave a moving talk via Zoom from Jerusalem to the Belfast Jesuit Centre Book Club.

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Casting light on a Jesuit of note

February 25, 2026

Robert St. Ledger SJ: not a name that comes to mind among historically notable Jesuits. Yet his life reveals a figure of remarkable influence.

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Working with nature to reduce flooding

February 16, 2026

Ciara Murphy: Despite our centuries of familiarity with rain, we have not learned to live well with it.

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‘Practical Christianity’

February 13, 2026

Sacred Space Lenten retreat 2026: An emphasis on living out faith through actions and contemplation of the teachings of Jesus.

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St Brigid and the sacred trees

January 30, 2026

On the feast of St Brigid, Irish Jesuits International has just launched a tree as a new gift in its ethical shopping catalogue.

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Seeking God in Gaza

January 30, 2026

'The Cross and the Olive Tree: Cultivating Palestinian Theology Amid Gaza' is the work being studied by the Belfast Jesuit Centre's Zoom book club.

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February Messenger: Streams of Living Water

January 30, 2026

February Messenger: Irish Christians and the cleansing power of water, Saint Brigid, Lent, and a newly published book on Pope Leo XIV.

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Leo XIV: “Happy to be called Robert”

January 30, 2026

Pope Leo XIV: "As much at home driving seminarians around Trujillo in a minivan as navigating the politics of the Roman curia"

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Planting seeds in January

January 30, 2026

RNN Archives, The meaning of Spring: "Keep the heart filled with hope and see the sacredness of everything" says Sister Pauline McGrath.

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Not so ‘glorious food’

January 30, 2026

The topic of food, from its production to distribution and consumption, is the theme of the new issue of Working Notes, the journal of the JCFJ

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