Podcasts

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Love, law and the 8th amendment

May 2, 2018

Irish Jesuit philosopher Dr Patrick Riordan discusses the 8th Amendment in light of his recent talk at Trinity College Dublin

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Dare to be holy

April 13, 2018

Jesuit theologian Gerry O'Hanlon says Pope Francis latest letter, 'Gaudete et Exsultate', is a daring and refreshing take on the call to holiness

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A holistic understanding of ageing

April 5, 2018

Catherine McCann, author of 'Love Life: A holistic understanding of ageing', speaks of ageing as a positive and satisfying experience once you have the tools to manage it

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Pope’s visit to Ireland confirmed

March 21, 2018

Pope Francis wants more than a "once off celebrity concert buzz" for his visit to Ireland, says Irish Jesuit theologian Gerry O'Hanlon

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Irish Jesuit in Rome responds to Mary McAleese

March 13, 2018

Gerry Whelan SJ, theologian in the Gregorian University in Rome, assesses Mary McAleese's criticism of Pope Francis

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Five years of Pope Francis

March 13, 2018

On the 5th anniversary of Pope Francis' election, Irish Jesuit theologian Gerry Whelan SJ in Rome, offers his highlights and lowlights of the papacy

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The science of spirituality

February 21, 2018

Michael O'Sullivan of SpIRE explains how spirituality has unhelpfully been understood as belonging exclusively to the domain of the private and detached

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The courage to turn inward

February 21, 2018

Brendan McManus SJ, newly appointed delegate of spirituality, speaks to Pat Coyle about his ministry of spiritual direction and his Jesuit life

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Lent, the bible and the housing crisis

February 12, 2018

Kevin Hargaden, social justice theologian with the Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice has written a lenten retreat with a difference, in order to make a difference