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Oldest-ever Irish Jesuit goes to God
March 8, 2011
Yesterday, 7 March, Fr Proinsias Ó Fionnagáin died peacefully in his room in Gardiner Street. Last month he had been touched and delighted to receive a message from President McAleese,...
Read moreBurying Seamie
March 8, 2011
There was something astonishing about the obsequies of Fr Seamus Ward, whose death was reported in the last AMDG Express. Within the Irish Province he had a low profile, partly...
Read moreJESUITICA: Auschwitz – “the best noviciate”
March 8, 2011
Adam Kozłowiecki, the mild-looking old Jesuit in the photograph, was born 100 years ago and died in 2007 after an extraordinary life. He came of tough and noble stock. His...
Read moreGood buzz in Loyola
March 8, 2011
In mid-February, the Jesuit European Committee for Secondary Education (JECSE) held a conference in Loyola, Spain, for some 112 schoolmen from all over Europe (eleven of them from Ireland), specifically with...
Read moreLenten voices
March 8, 2011
The Province delegate for Ecumenism, Brian O’Leary SJ, and the JCC are producing a series of podcasts/radio interviews for Lent in which speakers from various denominations will explore their chosen...
Read moreBishops galore
March 8, 2011
Peter Sexton, the Jesuit chaplain in Trinity, found himself in chummy, informal chats with Canterbury, York, Wales and South Africa, when the ecumenical chaplaincy (two Catholic chaplains, one Anglican, one...
Read moreJes goes to the dogs to raise €2,000,000
March 8, 2011
Coláiste Iognáid’s new building is well underway, and will provide much needed educational, administrative and sporting facilities for the 650 students. To raise the €2,000,000 still needeed, the college is holding...
Read moreEntrepreneurs have ‘Trust’
March 8, 2011
Dermot McKenna SJ and John K. Guiney SJ were among over 100 guests at the annual Bolton Trust Awards ceremony (in conjunction with Hothouse and PcW) in the Price Waterhouse Cooper...
Read moreHow many loaves…..?
March 8, 2011
‘How Many Loaves Have You?’ This was the theme of Women’s World Day of Prayer, Friday 4 March. At the service that day in Greenisland, Belfast, Pat Coyle (2nd from...
Read moreShort Notices
March 8, 2011
Jesuits in the North are involved in a groundbreaking international conference on ‘Trauma and Spirituality’, in the Europa Hotel, Belfast, Wednesday 9 March -Saturday 13 March. The conference will bring...
Read moreLatest News
Climate workshop in Milltown
March 22, 2023 - The Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice ran a climate workshop in Milltown to explain the science behind climate change and to encourage people to address it in their lives.
The ‘beautiful’ shepherd
March 22, 2023 - Aidan Mathews' Lenten retreat focuses on the parable of the Good Shepherd, with an interesting commentary on the appropriateness of the translation of the word 'good'
Pope Francis: The ‘zig-zag Pope’
March 22, 2023 - Gerry Whelan SJ, Director of the Department of Fundamental Theology in the Gregorian University in Rome assesses the last ten years of Pope Francis' papacy.
‘Reimagining Religion’
March 22, 2023 - Jim Maher SJ's book @Reimagining Religion' addresses a fundamental spiritual malaise that expresses itself through injustice, wars, xenophobia, narcissism, exclusion, and other dehumanising behaviours.
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Pope Francis: The ‘zig-zag Pope’
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‘A heart larger than the world’
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Final thoughts
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Words matter
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January 11, 2023
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Living with Ignatius
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‘Stations of the Cross’ book for Lent
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Dancing with loneliness
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