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In Part I of this essay on an ‘Irish Dante’, I noted that Ireland’s unique relationship with the Florentine poet begins with the possibility that medieval Irish vision literature may have...

An Irish Dante, Part II- A Dantean Afterlife

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Three parables from St Luke’s Gospel provide themes for sonnets composed by Australian Jesuit, the late Peter Steele (1939–2012) and are quoted here with permission: ‘Man on Donkey’ (Lk 1...

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An Irish Dante, Part II- A Dantean Afterlife

Three Parables from Luke- The Vision of Peter Steele SJ

Writing History with Female Religious Communities- Medieval and Modern Hagiography

Partition- Are there two nations on the Island of Ireland, and could they be Fused into One?

Undoing the Order of Things: Trump's Second Term

Careful Thought Needed on Border Polls

How Did We Get Here? Reflections towards a Philosophy of the Present

Roman History in Hewitt, McGuinness, Friel, Heaney

Limited Liability: Ireland's Global Legacy

The Significance of 'Home' in Séamus Heaney

Alfred Elmore's Religious Controversy and the Fr Thomas Maguire Debates

The Case for Theology in the University

Doing the Truth- The Life and Religious Vision of Enda McDonagh

Hitler Looks West- An Irish Diplomat’s Unwitting Role in the Plan to Alter Irish Neutrality

Synodality- Some Scriptural Perspectives on Communio, Peripheries and the Sensus Fidei

From Austerity to Neo-Keynesianism: the EU’s U-Turn

COVID-19: Law and Human Rights: Foreword

A Reflection on the Crises in Afghanistan following the Fall of Kabul

Some Reflections on Maynooth’s 225th Anniversary

Rural and Pastoral Themes in Heaney’s Poetry

Direct Provision in a Time of Pandemic

Responding to the ‘Rapidification’ of Working Life: the Right to Disconnect

COVID-19 Lockdowns and the Right to Education in Ireland

The Irish State’s COVID-19 Response and the Rule of Law: Causes for Concern

Julien Green (1900–1998)- Exploring the Intersection of Religion and Literature

Patrick Reel- A Life in Paint

Political Theology- Three trials – Antigone, Socrates, Jesus

The Irish General Election of June 1922

Sovereignty and Strife

Sovereignty and Its Limits - Some Kantian Lessons

Behold a Pale Horse- Horrors and Heritages of Famine

An Irish Dante, Part 1- Possible Precursors to the Commedia

Democratic Backsliding and the Unravelling of the EU Legal Order

Pope Francis in Conversation with European Editors of Jesuit Journals

'Going Deep, Going Forth, Going Together' Part 1: The Catholic Church in Ireland, Vatican II, and Pope Francis

Surviving the Secular: Faith, Grief, Parody

The Changed Reality of Being a Catholic Priest in Today's Ireland

Women's Prophetic Voice for the Church

The Future of the Catholic Church in Ireland: Synodality and the Wounds of Abuse

Christianity for Grown-Ups

Home Truths: Irish Neoliberalism's Eclipse of Irish Catholicism

Dynamic of Encounter: The Samaritan Woman at the Well

Studies, Spring 2022: The Courage to Speak Freely

‘Crosshatched’ Connectivity, Vulnerability and Creative Renewal in Seamus Heaney’s Human Chain

A Lavish Talent for Friendship: Heaney the Letter Writer

Rescuing the Common Good from Integralism

Four Poems

Seamus Heaney’s Second Life

Poet to Priest-Poet: Eight Letters from Seamus Heaney to Peter Steele SJ

‘Ave, pater, atque vale’: The Heaney–Steele Letters

The Priest as Sacred Figure: Reflections on Violence, Religion, and the Holy in Twentieth-Century Ireland

Spring 2024: The arts and Society: A Question of Values

The Prison Service and the Arts: Impact and Emerging Debates

Newman’s ‘Campaign in Ireland’: Frustration and ‘Failure’

On Retreat with the Jesuit Pope

Access and Inclusion for a Modern RIAM: Reflections from a Twenty-First Century Conservatoire Leader

Four Poems

The Rise of the Far-Right: From Condemnation to Understanding

Sexual Violence Against Women, Social Sin, and the Virtue of Resistance

Poem: Christ and Humour

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