Hunger in Lebanon and Syria
March 20, 2025
As the USA decimates its foreign aid budget Irish Jesuits International have made an urgent Lenten appeal to help feed people in Lebanon and Syria.
As the USA decimates its foreign aid budget Irish Jesuits International have made an urgent Lenten appeal to help feed people in Lebanon and Syria.
Jesuits, family and friends, joined together as they bade a final farewell to the “always cheerful” Fr Kevin Casey SJ
Is the one true Church Roman or Orthodox? That question is posed and answered by Michael McGuckian SJ, in a recently published article.
Some special stories unfolded when Bishop Alan McGuckian SJ and John O’Connor together returned to their native home in the Glens of Antrim.
Father Michael McCullough’s book ‘With Due Respect’ sees the author looking at God and life through the lens of faith and hope especially in dark times.
Author Richard Leonard SJ reads a story about his mother’s acceptance of suffering and readiness for death, from his latest book ‘Why God?’
Dr Gerry O’Hanlon SJ assesses the outcome of the final Synod in Rome. He is surprisingly optimistic and outlines why to Pat Coyle, IJC.
The loving heart of Jesus is the focus of Pope Francis’ new encyclical. Austen Ivereigh explains the Pope’s devotion to the Sacred Heart.
Messenger Publications has published ‘Dreaming A New Dream Conversations on the Future of the Church in Ireland’ by Jim Deeds.
BILL TONER SJ :: The charge that religion discourages people from “living for today” must be called into question.
Pope Francis asks we pray for families in conflict and that wounds may be healed with forgiveness in this months video.
