‘Bringing hope to wounded humanity’
October 16, 2024
A visiting Jesuit theology student witnessed hope and hospitality for migrants, when he worked with JRS Ireland recently.
A visiting Jesuit theology student witnessed hope and hospitality for migrants, when he worked with JRS Ireland recently.
Despite many obstacles, theologian Gerry O’Hanlon SJ is hopeful regarding the outcomes for change from the third and final Synodal process in Rome.
Listen to WB Yeats poem ‘The Wild Swans at Coole’ where the author reflects on a changing world through an autumnal lens.
Sacred Space launches their new audio reading feature to enhance users daily Prayer experience.
Irish Jesuits · Taking a second look Vincentian priest and spiritual director Father Michael McCullagh has recently published a book With Due Respect: Taking a Second Look at God, at Self,
Father Richard Leonard SJ reads a section from his latest book ‘Why God?’. In the piece he recalls a time when he was given the opportunity to be part of a birthing experience
Eamonn Walls SJ speaks with Sean McMahon SJ on professing his First Vows in Innsbruck and his next steps after Noviciate.
Dr. Austen Ivereigh reflects with Pat Coyle about his recent talk ‘Hope for a changing Church’ in Knock
Brian Grogan SJ, in this revised edition, provides daily meditations and Scripture verses which explore aspects of God’s dealings with us.
DERMOT ROANTREE :: There are clear affinities between the disposition of the poet – and indeed the reader of poetry – and the attitude of people at prayer.
In the October video, Pope Francis explains that as Christians we are all responsible for the Church’s mission – “Every priest, everyone”.
