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Dr Michael O’Sullivan SJ: reflections on Pope Francis

January 13, 2015

Irish Jesuits · Dr Michael O’Sullivan SJ: reflections on Pope Francis Michael O’Sullivan SJ worked in El Salvador and Pinochet’s Chile. He talks about the moral morass he found himself...

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What is applied spirituality?

January 13, 2015

Irish Jesuits · What is applied spirituality? Michael O’Sullivan SJ is the Director of a Masters programme in Applied Spirituality at All Hallows College, Dublin. He talks to Pat Coyle...

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Imagination and Spirituality

January 13, 2015

Irish Jesuits · Imagination and Spirituality Renowned author Michael Paul Gallagher SJ talks to Pat Coyle about the role of the imagination in spirituality.

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Pope Francis and his discontents

January 13, 2015

DERMOT ROANTREE :: Pope Francis may be the most popular man in the world, but he certainly has his critics. The most vocal – and at times intemperate – of...

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Pope Francis as new element of hope

January 13, 2015

Irish Jesuits · Pope Francis as new element of hope Jesuit theologian and well known author Michael Paul Gallagher sees real hope for the future of faith in the person...

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A biography of Bishop James Corboy SJ, by Tom Layden SJ

January 13, 2015

Irish Jesuits · A biography of Bishop James Corboy SJ, by Tom Layden SJ Irish Provincial Tom Layden’s speech at the launch of ‘The Man called James Corboy: Irish Jesuit...

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Fr Jim Corkery SJ reflects on the first Jesuit Pope

January 3, 2015

Irish Jesuits · Fr Jim Corkery SJ reflects on the first Jesuit Pope Jesuit theologian Jim Corkery is co-author of a recently published book on the history of the papacy....

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Better than Babylon: A new vision for western culture

December 15, 2014

What is Babylon? Babylon is that which blocks our access to the door of possibility, that which impoverishes. Babylon is the part of Western culture that imprisons us with its...

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Irish Jesuit chaplains in the First World War

December 15, 2014

At a time of great turmoil at home in Ireland, thirty-two Irish Jesuits signed up to minister to Catholic soldiers on the European battlefields of the First World War. Damien...

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The life and lens of Father Browne

December 15, 2014

This is the story of the extraordinary Father Frank Browne SJ, Irish Jesuit and photographer. Favourably compared with the great Cartier-Bresson, Father Browne is generally considered to be Ireland’s most...

Living water: “Join the force”

September 18, 2026 - Dr Ciara Murphy addresses the theme of 'Living Water', looking at some of the key water-related challenges facing communities in Ireland and around the world.

Healing for the soul

August 18, 2026 - Una Allen is coordinator of 'Towards Peace' a service for survivors of abuse by church members which offers a spiritual accompaniment service, free of charge,

‘The Soul Also Keeps the Score’

July 3, 2026 - Bob McChesney SJ, author of 'The Soul Also Keeps the Score', in conversation with Pat Coyle about Ignatian spirituality, violence and trauma.

Sharing bread in Bethlehem

July 2, 2026 - Dr Declan Hayes has just recently returned from the West Bank, where he stayed in Jerusalem and Taybeh. He appeals for funds to help those suffering there.

‘The grandeur of humanity’

June 15, 2026 - Gerry O'Hanlon SJ reviews Pope Leo's first encyclical, 'Magnifica Humanitas', which addresses the ethical and social challenges posed by AI.

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Walking with a seeker

September 23, 2026 - Brian O'Leary SJ and Pat Coyle have produced and filmed a series of six role-plays to illustrate frequently asked questions in spiritual direction/accompaniment.