Dr. Jin Dong Kim from Trinity College Dublin writes about how his involvement in Korean Ecumenical movement has given him insights and interests in the Irish ecumenical movement.

Glenn Jordan

February 7, 2020

politics, social action, civic life

A Change Will Do You Good

Glenn Jordan

February 7, 2020

politics, social action, civic life

In light of the discourse surrounding the 2020 General Election in Ireland, Dr. Kevin Hargarden of the Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice considers how our theology might shape our response to poverty.

Glenn Jordan

February 5, 2020

identity and belonging, faith and life

Falling Short of God's Purpose

Glenn Jordan

February 5, 2020

identity and belonging, faith and life

Lu Skerratt reflects on sexuality, the meaning of ‘mistakes’, and what it looks like to recognise the existence of God in everyone.

Glenn Jordan

February 3, 2020

faith and life, theology

John 8 and the Taint of Sexual Sin

Glenn Jordan

February 3, 2020

faith and life, theology

Teagan Caeoimhghin considers Jesus’s exchange with ‘the woman caught in adultery’, and how it might lead us to move beyond shame.

Glenn Jordan

January 21, 2020

social action, civic life

A Movement of Love

Glenn Jordan

January 21, 2020

social action, civic life

John Peacock, National Secretary of YMCA Ireland, shares how the reality of God’s love inspires his work with the global YMCA movement.

Emily Rawling

December 17, 2019

identity and belonging, ecumenism

Encountering my Englishness

Emily Rawling

December 17, 2019

identity and belonging, ecumenism

Arising from her experience of living and working at Corrymeela, Emily Rawling reflects on explorations and expressions of national identity in a multi-cultural context

Pádraig Ó Tuama

December 10, 2019

faith and life, ecumenism, theology