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Studies on the Jesuits and the Arts
December 8, 2015
This winter's Studies is a special issue dedicated to the Jesuits and the arts, including essays relating to last year's commemorative exhibition in the National Gallery.
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May 19, 2009
Jesuit bark (or Pulvis Patrum) was the historical name for quinine, the most celebrated remedy for malaria. Taken from the cinchona tree, its ability to bring down fever had been...
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Autumn issue of Studies: Climate justice and the university
November 11, 2025 - The theme of the autumn 2025 Studies is the university's role in combating threats facing society, particularly the climate crisis.
“A sower of Christian grace”
November 10, 2025 - Teo Avram SJ was ordained a priest of the Greek-Catholic Rite by Bishop Cristian Dumitru Crisan, on Sunday 12 October, in Belvedere College chapel.
November Messenger: Why pray for the dead?
November 10, 2025 - All Soul's Day, why pray for the dead? discipleship and belonging. Some of themes in this months November Messenger
René Girard and JD Vance
November 6, 2025 - 'Studies' editor Dermot Roantree features in the 'Unthinkable' column in the Irish Times, speaking about the Catholic thinker behind J.D. Vance's conversion.
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