Pat Coyle

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Creating a space for deep pain

October 4, 2017

Dr Annemarie Paulin-Campbell discusses the interface between Christian spirituality and psychology in a South Africa that is still severely affected by the apartheid era

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Ireland in crisis – new group calls for radical rethink

September 28, 2017

At their book launch today, the authors of Dialogue of Hope stressed the need for a richer vision of Ireland than the merely economic one which prevails

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Climate change is a justice issue

September 27, 2017

The JCFJ have put their focus on justice for the poor in their submission to Citizens' Assembly which convenes in Dublin this weekend to discuss climate change

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A warm Jesuit welcome at the Ploughing

September 27, 2017

Jesuits and colleagues met thousands of visitors at the purpose-built Jesuit tent in the National Ploughing Championships for the third year in a row

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Defending the Pope’s pastoral approach

August 15, 2017

Gerry Whelan SJ, professor of fundamental theology at the Greg in Rome, talks about writing his new book on Pope Francis

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Abundant grace

August 8, 2017

The ordination of Alan McGuckian SJ as Bishop of Raphoe was both a moving and uplifting event

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A lady of ‘deep kindness’ retires

June 28, 2017

Terry Locke helped Loyola Press to grow from a small operation to the foremost catechetical publishing company in the US

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‘What does it all mean?’

June 13, 2017

'What does is all mean?' is the latest book from Australian Jesuit Richard Leonard SJ. The question was posed to him by a mother, after the funeral of her young...

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Guy Consolmagno

June 6, 2017

Guy Consolmagno is a Jesuit brother and director of the Vatican Observatory. In an interview with Pat Coyle of Irish Jesuit Communications, he discusses the relationship between religion and science.