Social Justice

‘COP ON’

October 24, 2023

Jesuits, and their colleagues across the world are hoping to influence decisions made at COP28 and they want the public to support their work.

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Professor Gill Goulding: Abuse and Mercy

October 24, 2023

Prof. Gill Goulding speaks with Pat Coyle about her recent writings on the important topic of clerical sexual abuse in the Catholic Church

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Exploring ‘Laudate Deum’

October 16, 2023

Sunny Jacob SJ summarises the Pope's concerns about the state of the planet and what we can do to halt the destruction of our common home.

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Our ‘pointed and practical’ ecology policy

October 10, 2023

The Provincial Shane Daly SJ recently launched the Jesuit Province Ecology Policy which he says is 'concise, pointed, and practical.

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‘Laudate Deum’ – hope for the planet

October 10, 2023

Pope Francis latest document 'Laudate Deum' was clearly written to inspire delegates attending COP28, the December UN climate change conference, says Kevin Hargaden.

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Ireland’s most vulnerable groups

September 26, 2023

'Unheard Voices: Irish Travellers and the Struggle for Social Justice', is the theme of the latest edition of Working Notes published by the Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice.

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Jesuit life: Phelan good

September 18, 2023

Tom Phelan SJ is a Jesuit brother, composer, instrumentalist and motorbike enthusiast. Why did he join the Jesuits?

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James Smyth SJ RIP: Friend of the poor

September 6, 2023

Fr Jim Smyth SJ, died on 31 August. Aged 95 he had a remarkable life long involvement with those on the margins of inner city Dublin

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‘Syrians are starving,’ says Irish Jesuit in Aleppo

August 24, 2023

Fr Tony O'Riordan SJ, Director of JRS Syria, reports on the continued suffering of the people after the earthquake in February 2023.

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Ecology and mental health

August 16, 2023

Psychiatrist Jim Lucey reflects on the relationship between mental health, spirituality, and environmental action.

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