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Forthcoming events
December 7, 2010
6-10 December: Adult Triduum, directed by Fr. Piaras Jackson SJ in Manresa, Dollymount, Dublin 3. Further information, contact 01 8334352 3-17 December: Belvedere College ‘Austrian Exchange’. For further information, contact...
Read moreGalway: tossing and turning
December 7, 2010
The pictures in this Picasa album should possibly carry a health warning for those who knew and loved the old Colaiste Iognaid. It is hard to look unmoved at the demise...
Read moreNijmegen: Not merging but meeting
December 7, 2010
While Ireland is fretting over the loss of economic sovereignty to ECB and IMF, the Jesuits of four West European Provinces (North Belgium, Netherlands, Britain and Ireland) are observing the process...
Read moreExploring the ‘Song of Songs’
December 7, 2010
Professor Stephanie Paulsell, Harvard Divinity, USA, will give a public lecture on ‘Retrieving the Song of Songs for Today’ Tuesday, 7 December, at All Hallows College, Drumcondra, Dublin 9. Her...
Read moreRwanda: nothing disappeared
December 7, 2010
The picture regularly topping the front page of AMDG Express shows Gerry Clarke SJ officiating in priestly garb at a JRS camp in Congo. He is in Rwanda now, and his worries...
Read moreVoices from the pews
December 7, 2010
When Cardinal Sean Brady invited the faithful to tell him their concerns for the Church, he did not specify how this was to happen. In Belfast Alan McGuckian SJ and...
Read moreAIDS: the central issue
December 7, 2010
The annual Fr Michael Kelly lecture: HIV and AIDS: Accomplishments and Enduring Challenges, was given by the erudite Michael himself (pictured here), as part of a 2-day conference in Maynooth to...
Read moreThe future of religion
December 7, 2010
“Shall the religious inherit the earth?” So asks Eric Kaufmann of Birkbeck College, London, in the lead article in the winter issue of Studies, which centres on the theme of...
Read moreShort Notices
December 7, 2010
The latest talk in the Clongowes Leadership Series (Becoming men for others) was given in Dublin’s RDS by Nick Hewer, who left Clongowes in 1962, and now works with Alan...
Read moreJESUITICA: Honesty and good faith
December 7, 2010
Clongowes, which now seems so comfortably established, could easily have been still-born. In February 1814 Fr Peter Kenney interviewed the Chief Secretary for Ireland, Sir Robert Peel, to defend his...
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