Theology

Bernard Lonergan

November 23, 2016

Canadian Jesuit Bernard Lonergan was a 20th century philosopher and theologian of immense importance. Specifically he worked within the Thomist tradition, but not in a narrowly neo-scholastic way.

The quality of mercy

October 21, 2016

DERMOT ROANTREE :: Pope Francis's efforts to bring a neglected theme – in this case mercy – to bear on the life of the Church is fully in keeping with...

Change we can believe in, No. 1

October 1, 2015

DERMOT ROANTREE :: One of the features of the current pontificate is that it has given rise to unending chatter about the Church and change. Sometimes the talk is about...

The Bible and gender violence

January 13, 2015

Irish Jesuits · The Bible and gender violence Michael O’Sullivan SJ’s book ‘How Roman Catholic Theology Can Transform Male Violence against Women’ is a theological analysis of male violence against...

Dr Con Casey Interview

November 25, 2014

Fr Pat Rogers, Loyola Institute Launch

November 25, 2014

Welcome to the Loyola Institute

November 25, 2014

A short introduction to the Loyola Institute, Trinity College Dublin. This Institute is dedicated to education and research in theology in the Catholic tradition.

The mind of Benedict

February 26, 2008

Michael Paul Gallagher SJ, Dean of the Faculty of Theology at the Gregorian University in Rome, was back in Ireland recently to deliver a lecture on the theology of Pope...

The Vatican and Jon Sobrino

March 26, 2007

March 26, 2007 The Vatican and Jon Sobrino Notes on the Vatican Notification of March 2007 by Gerard O’Hanlon SJ Readers of AMDG may have noted the recent Notification from...

Building faith, enhancing credibility

October 19, 2006

In an interview with RNN’s Eileen Good, Gerry O’Hanlon explains the thinking behind his article on the future of the Catholic Church in Europe, in The Future of Europe, a...