Stories of Compassion, community and hope
November 2, 2026
The November ‘Messenger’ explores how faith, kindness, forgiveness, and human connection make a difference in a divided world.
The November ‘Messenger’ explores how faith, kindness, forgiveness, and human connection make a difference in a divided world.
Messenger Publications, the publishing house of the Irish Jesuits, has just released their latest collection of books for autumn 2026.
Bryan Dobson launched ‘The Second World War through Jesuit Archives: The Case of Europe (1939-1945)’, a book co-edited by Damien Burke, Irish Jesuit Archivist.
Holiness, mental health, the power of the rosary, and the potential of Halloween – just a few of the articles in the October edition of the Messenger magazine
Dr Phyllis Zagano’s new book explores the history of women deacons and the necessity for restoring the women’s diaconate in the Catholic Church today.
Damien Burke, archivist for the Irish Jesuit Province, has been casting a beady eye over the 1926 census just released online. It has a lot to tell us.
Author Eric Clayton talks about his book that introduces children to Mary, the mother of Jesus, through eight apparitions around the world.
Éamon Little, Limerick filmmaker and former Crescent pupil, speaks about his acclaimed new documentary ‘Born That Way’, based on the life of Patrick Lydon.
Messenger Publications has published ‘Dreaming A New Dream, Conversations on the Future of the Church in Ireland’ by Jim Deeds.
BILL TONER SJ :: A new book claims that none of Hitler’s close associates could be described as natural thugs.
David Neuhaus SJ was the guest speaker at the launch of his latest book, ‘Conquest or Leven: Reflections of a Catholic Priest in Palestine/Israel’. Pat Coyle interviews him about the book.
