Irish Jesuits
Life and death in the trenches
July 29, 2017
Dalkey Library is hosting an exhibition of the life and death of Jesuit war chaplain Fr Willie Doyle SJ, a Dalkey native, who was killed in the Battle of Ypres...
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Paddy Crowe SJ – a quality educator
July 6, 2017
At Paddy Crowe SJ's funeral mass, Bruce Bradley SJ spoke of his dedicated ministry as an educator, his extroverted personality and his painful letting go
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The besetting sin of banking and finance
June 14, 2017
In the summer issue of 'Studies', Professor Ray Kinsella addresses the failure of banks to engage with the moral implications of their decision-making processes on society
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O’Brien Library sale in Sotheby’s
June 13, 2017
There was significant interest in the sale of the William O’Brien Library, which was part of the Milltown Charitable Trust. It took place on Wednesday 8 June in Sotheby's in...
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Eddie Cosgrove SJ ordained at Milltown
May 14, 2017
Irish Jesuit Eddie Cosgrove, of Dromahair, Co. Leitrim, was ordained on Sunday 14 May by Archbishop of Dublin, Diarmuid Martin, at a ceremony in Milltown Park
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Michael Hurley
May 10, 2017
Michael Hurley SJ was a pioneer of ecumenism in Ireland, particularly in co-founding the Irish School of Ecumenics.
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Taking stock of a faith that does justice
April 26, 2017
A large number of Irish Jesuits and colleagues met up to consider their commitment to a faith that does justice in the light of the decrees of General Congregation 36.
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Jesuit Curia joins ‘Flights for Forests’ initiative
February 8, 2017
Limerick-born Jesuit Pedro Walpole is involved in a expanding scheme to protect vulnerable forests
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Jesuits donate rare books to National Library
December 12, 2016
As part of a broader plan concerning the Milltown Library, Irish Jesuits have given several rare books on long-term loan to the National Library of Ireland
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Irish Jesuits in Hong Kong – 90th annivesary
December 2, 2016
The Chinese Province celebrates the 90th anniversary of the arrival of Jesuits in Hong Kong on 2 December. They were all Irish and celebrated their first mass on 3 December,...
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Political kitsch and cultural Christianity
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Justice and hope in dark times
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Human dignity and radical resistance
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‘Faithful Justice’ issue of Studies launched
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