Social Justice
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.
Read moreEamon Ryan: ‘Peaceful, passionate politics’
November 3, 2025
Sons of Ignatius: Father Niall Leahy interviews former Green Party Leader Eamon Ryan in Rome at the 'Raising Hope' conference.
Read moreInner city faith communities foster integration
October 30, 2025
New research by the JCFJ and ACET finds over fifty faith communities in north inner city Dublin are trusted first ports of call for new residents.
Read moreOctober Messenger: The little way
October 14, 2025
October Messenger: Saint Thérèse and the little way, Spirituality and AI, landscapes of hope and Dublin's good samaritan
Read moreCrescent students huge fundraiser
October 8, 2025
Students from Crescent College Limerick students over €36,000 for a charity that provides specialist services for children with disabilities.
Read morePope Video: collaboration between religions
October 7, 2025
Pope Video: "That believers in different religious traditions might work together to defend and promote peace, justice and human fraternity."
Read moreIJI celebratory booklet launched
September 29, 2025
A booklet of talks from the IJI's 80th anniversary conference, with a foreword by President Michael D.Higgins, is now available.
Read moreMessenger Publications Autumn Collection
September 29, 2025
Messenger Publications, the publishing house of the Irish Jesuits, has just released their latest collection of books for autumn 2025.
Read more‘Theological Ethics for a Global Church’
September 29, 2025
"Catholic ethics must be both globally attuned and locally rooted". So says Dr Kevin Hargaden after his recent attendance at a conference in Boston.
Read moreMarking the ‘Season of creation’
September 26, 2025
As the 'Season of Creation' draws to a close we offer a selection of articles and interviews exploring the theme of 'caring for our common home.'
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