Social Justice

‘Loneliness – the worst thing in the world’

March 15, 2017

Staff and students in Belvedere are marking one hundred years of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul in the college

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Towards a zero-waste lifestyle

March 15, 2017

Environmental justice officer Catherine Devitt reports on the importance of pursuing a zero-waste lifestyle

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The Pope’s video for persecuted Christians

March 8, 2017

This month’s Pope’s video focuses on persecuted Christians around the world.

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Karl Rahner

March 6, 2017

Karl Rahner was theological advisor at the Second Vatican Council. His role in shaping the modern church before, during and after the Council was immense.

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Saint Robert Southwell

February 22, 2017

Robert Southwell is one of the ten canonised Jesuit martyrs of England and Wales, and his prose and poetry are reportedly to have been well known by Shakespeare

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Endings and beginnings in the Far East

February 21, 2017

John Guiney SJ visited his fellow Jesuits in the Far East where he witnessed endings and beginnings of Jesuit works

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Irish Jesuit input to Australian abuse commission

February 15, 2017

Gerry O’Hanlon SJ drew on the Murphy Report and his own reflections to offer some possible learning for Australia's Child Sexual Abuse Commission

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Jesuit Curia joins ‘Flights for Forests’ initiative

February 8, 2017

Limerick-born Jesuit Pedro Walpole is involved in a expanding scheme to protect vulnerable forests

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The quiet revolution

February 8, 2017

GERRY O'HANLON SJ: : Are we in Ireland ready to take up the challenge of a more collegial, synodal church as Pope Francis urges us to do?

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The beatitudes – more than ever!

February 3, 2017

After Obama's election eight years ago, Donal Godfrey SJ, an Irish Jesuit living in Chicago, wrote a reflection of hope for this website. His homily last Sunday was very different

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