Goodbye To Davy Byrne
A uniformed band played ahead of the hearse as they brought Davy Byrne’s body down the Garvaghy Road to be buried. Davy came to Portadown 28 years ago, after...
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Thanksgiving Mass in Northern Ireland
On Saturday morning 22 June a Mass took place in the Dromantine Retreat Centre, near Newry, Co Down. This Mass was the second gathering in Northern Ireland since we...
The Work of Jesuit Refugee Service in South America
‘Living in Limbo‘ profiles the inspirational work of the Jesuit Refugee Service and asks is it time that Ireland, Europe, US and China factor human rights into all trade...
Africa – Can Education Contribute to Development
Social and Moral Challenges Two weeks ago, I left Lilongwe, capital of Malawi, a southern-central African country of great potentials, great problems. I am on my way to the...
Help Us Build a Chapel – Buy One Brick
An appeal has been launched by the Irish Jesuit Mission Office to build a chapel for Loyola Jesuit Secondary School in Wau. The region has been badly affected by...
A Jesuit’s Work with HIV and AIDS
Michael J. Kelly, SJ, was one of the first ten recipients of the new Presidential Distinguished Service Awards at Áras an Uachtaráin on 15th November 2012. President Michael D....
At the Frontiers in the Middle East
“What strikes me most about these refugees is their sadness at leaving a country which they love and where they have left many loved ones. Perhaps the bombardment crept...
Welcome to Pope Francis SJ!
The Irish Jesuit Provincial Fr Tom Layden last night warmly welcomed the news of the election of Pope Francis. Yesterday he wrote to the members of the Irish Province...
Appeal for help for Syria
The situation in Syria is increasingly desperate. Life in Aleppo, Homs, Damascus, and indeed throughout the country, remains on a knife edge. Shelling and bombing in Damascus is continuous....
Celebrating Bishop Corboy SJ
The life and work of James Corboy SJ, Bishop of Monze, Zambia, was celebrated with the launch of his biography by Sr Catherine Dunne, in the Arrupe Room, Milltown...
In face of chaos
The murder and mayhem in one of the world’s most godforsaken countries has triggered a significant initiative this month by the Irish Jesuit Mission Office. It is linking up...
Fr. Joe Mallin SJ – A Life of Service
The last eighty years have seen momentous changes and Fr. Joe Mallin SJ has been a witness to many, during his years of service in China. Clearly a life of...