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Working Notes archive available

July 19, 2011

Online access to Working Notes, the highly-regarded journal of the Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice, is just one of the features of their newly-launched website. All articles going back...

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Solidarity with people of Cloyne

July 19, 2011

In the wake of the publication of  Justice Murphy’s report into the handling of clerical sexual abuse cases in Cloyne diocese, Parish Priest Donal Neary SJ had the following statement...

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Volunteers hard at work

July 19, 2011

The young people who volunteered for summer work with Magis Ireland are well into their stints in faraway places. Ten volunteers headed off for Kingston, Jamaica, at the beginning of...

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Short Notices

July 19, 2011

The Lonergan Research Institute co-sponsored a symposium to honour Philip McShane (bottom row left in ordination photo from 1963), who was an Irish Jesuit for 25 years, for his five...

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Blogaloggers in the Lord!

July 19, 2011

Irish Jesuit Paul Campbell, publishing editor of Loyola Press in Chicago has Pat Coyle of the Jesuit Communication Centre as his guest ‘blogalogger’ on his People for Others website, this...

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AMA Samy SJ – Jesuit and Zen teacher

July 19, 2011

Jesuit priest and Zen Buddhist teacher AMA Samy visited Ireland for the first time at the invitation of Myles O’Reilly SJ. He gave a talk on ‘The Christian Way and...

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Magis gets moving

July 19, 2011

As young people from all over the world prepare to travel to Madrid for World Youth Day 2011, 9-16 August, those involved in the Jesuit Magis intitiative will be packing...

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150 years: thanks and reflection

July 5, 2011

Tom Layden SJ has asked that Jesuits, their colleagues and co-workers mark the 15oth anniversary of the Irish Province in true Igantian spirit by doing an ‘examen’ on it. “That...

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Mickey Harte’s words of hope in Moyross

July 5, 2011

Mickey Harte, Manager of the Tyrone  Football team and Pat Coyle, Manager of the Jesuit Communication Centre, were two of the guest speakers at the Novena of Perpetual Help, in...

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JESUITICA: The assassin’s lookalike

July 5, 2011

Ever since the Spanish Inquisition imprisoned St Ignatius, many Jesuits have known the inside of jails, including one famous case of mistaken identity. John Wilkes Booth assassinated Abraham Lincoln on...

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