Social Justice
Trump and the everyday citizen
November 11, 2024
EDMOND GRACE :: Much of the commentary on the election of Donald Trump overlooks one very simple and obvious reality.
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Confronting AMOCalypse
November 4, 2024
The weakening of a crucial component of the Earth’s climate system could mean catastrophe for Ireland according to Dr. Kevin Hargaden of the JCFJ
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A hundred thousand welcomes?
October 29, 2024
Dr. Kevin Hargaden of the JCFJ has written an article on the Irish bishops pastoral letter 'A Hundred Thousand Welcomes?'
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‘Bringing hope to wounded humanity’
October 16, 2024
A visiting Jesuit theology student witnessed hope and hospitality for migrants, when he worked with JRS Ireland recently.
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More homelessness, more prisons
October 14, 2024
Keith Adams , JCFJ Penal Policy Advocate, says the recent budget means less homes and more prisons.
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Strength in numbers
September 30, 2024
The JCFJ is part of a coalition of groups calling on the government to halt universal energy credits in the upcoming budget.
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Communion of Unity
September 26, 2024
Dr. Austen Ivereigh reflects with Pat Coyle about his recent talk 'Hope for a changing Church' in Knock
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Xavier de Bénazé SJ delivers lecture in Dublin
September 17, 2024
French Jesuit Xavier de Bénazé SJ hosted a lecture in the Irish Jesuit Provincialate office in Milltown Park on Tuesday 10 September
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What Thomas Aquinas would say about Oasis
September 17, 2024
"Thomas Aquinas’ masterplan would conclude Oasis and Ticketmaster were exploitative" says Kevin Hargaden of the JCFJ in his recent article
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Why You Should Want More Religious People in Politics
September 13, 2024
The most recent Faith and Politics workshop took place in Venice from 18-25 August 2024. Kevin Hargaden has published a report on the workshop
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