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Passing on our values
July 12, 2017
GAVIN T. MURPHY :: Jesuit educators try to instill quality values among their students, and it is hoped that they will become deep-rooted and passed on to others.
Read moreCalling from the grave
July 7, 2017
GAVIN T. MURPHY :: The path of fragility turns pain into gentleness and it is a transformational force that is needed in our society.
Read morePaddy Crowe SJ – a quality educator
July 6, 2017
At Paddy Crowe SJ's funeral mass, Bruce Bradley SJ spoke of his dedicated ministry as an educator, his extroverted personality and his painful letting go
Read moreInsights along the Camino
July 5, 2017
DECLAN O'KEEFFE :: Valuing people, appreciating the gift of time, and accepting a never-ending pilgrimage are just a few insights learned along the Camino de Santiago.
Read moreA lady of ‘deep kindness’ retires
June 28, 2017
Terry Locke helped Loyola Press to grow from a small operation to the foremost catechetical publishing company in the US
Read moreGrenfell and the Good Samaritan
June 27, 2017
KEVIN HARGADEN :: At the core of the tragedy of Grenfell Tower lies the chronic failure of a market-driven society to acknowledge the Gospel's radical call to hospitality and care.
Read moreRemembering the Great War chaplains
June 21, 2017
At a recent centenary commemoration, archivist Damien Burke spoke about the Irish Jesuit chaplains at Messines, Flanders, including Fr Willie Doyle
Read moreJesuit working in spirituality honoured
June 20, 2017
Michael O’Sullivan SJ has become the first ever Irish person to be elected to the Executive Board of the British Association for the Study of Spirituality (BASS)
Read moreSpiritual Tourism
June 20, 2017
At the end of National Holy Wells Day, Dr Bernadette Flanagan spoke to Pat Coyle about Spiritual Tourism, and her work with SpIRE
Read moreInterview with an Irish Jesuit bishop
June 14, 2017
Alan McGuckian SJ has been appointed as Bishop of Raphoe. Pat Coyle of Irish Jesuit Communications interviewed him last year in Belfast about his Jesuit life
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