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The Catholic Church in Ireland Today

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A Changed Approach to Diplomacy: The Department of Foreign Affairs Then and Now

Two Nineteenth-Century Catholic Poets: Gerard Manley Hopkins and Aubrey de Vere

Catholic Social Teaching and Freedom of Association in Ireland

Full Issue: The Banks and Social Metrics

The Contribution of Religious to Irish Healthcare

The Chrisitan Meditation Movement: A Critical Perspective

The State of Global Politics - Review Article

Autonomy within the European Union: A Relational Perspective

Surveying Ireland after the Pope: Grounds for Cautious Optimism?

Just Work? Catholic &amp; Feminist Perspectives on Labour and Livelihood

The End of Irish Catholicism? Fifteen Years On

The Future of EU Labour Law: Insights from Christian Ethics

Prioritising McDonalds: The Gift of Work and Catholic Social Teaching

Don’t Mention It: The Unacknowledged Tie between Religion and Labour Law

Precarious Work Leads to Precarious Lives: the Irish Experience and Policy Responses

Michael Adams Censorship and Catholic Activism

The Future of Work after Laudato si’

Ireland’s Decade of Conflict 1913-23

John Courtney Murray on Church and State

Concluding Observations

Justice, Dignity, and Reward: Nurturing Relationships in the Gig Economy

Catholicism, Motherhood, and Intergenerational Agency in Elaine Feeney’s As You Were

Holding the World Together: Myth, Language, and the Reawakening of Kanyini in the Irish Imagination

Immigrants, Diasporas and Faith-Based Welfare

Influence in Transmission: Scéal an Deisceabail Teanga

Roman Catholicism at a Crossroads

Studies: An Irish Quarterly Review Spring 2019

Frances Biggs and the Windows of Gonzaga College, Dublin

Gnostic Undercurrents in Our Avatar Culture

Confronting the Past for the Sake of the Future

Seamus Heaney and Education: Student and Teacher

A Kingdom Here on Earth: Jesus the Social Revolutionary

Looking Out onto the World: The Global Compact on Education

The Problem of Celibacy in the Clerical Films of Bob Quinn

Homelessness: Some Theological Reflections

Une Mission Spéciale: Leopold Kerney’s Diplomatic Activities on Behalf of the Irish Republic in France, 1919–23

Newman’s Idea of Development: A Note

A Pilgrim Church - Responding in Uncertain Times

Newman’s Idea of a Tutor and its Implementation at the Catholic University

Newman’s Idea of a University

The Gentleman in Newman’s Idea of a University: A Genderless Model for Irish Catholics

Rebalancing Distorted Science Policy

The Protocol for Ireland/Northern Ireland: A Long and Winding Road

The Future of Welfare is Ecosocial: Making it Happen

The Matter with Things: A Monumental Journey of Discovery

A Human Being Fully Alive

Going Deep, Going Forth, Going Together', Part II- Seeking Meaning in a Transformed World

Sovereignity and the National Interest

Taking Back Control- The Role of the EU

'The Queen She Came to Call on Us'

Illuminating Dark Times- The Surprising Relevance of Catholic Social Teaching

Studies Winter 2022: Light in Dark Times

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

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