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Monopolising Victimhood

David Neuhaus SJ || 'The fight against antisemitism and the fight for the freedom, equality, rights and dignity of Palestinians are both part of one and the same struggle: a struggle for a world free of injustice, racism and violence of any kind.'

Secondary Victims: Exploring Collateral Poverty and the Iranian Energy Shock

Kevin Hargaden, Ciara Murphy || The US-Iranian struggle is hurting Irish families vulnerable to fuel poverty. The argument for a just transition to renewable energy has never been more persuasive.

Suffer the Little Children: The Fate of Unbaptised Infants and the Development of Doctrine

Dermot Roantree || In order to address pastoral needs in the Church, it must be remembered that conformity with Christ is a more fundamental criterion of doctrinal development than continuity with the documentary tradition.

Political Theology and the Renewed Summons to Justice

Michael Kirwan SJ || The accusation that the commitment to social justice is the work of Marxist-inspired liberationists must be rejected. The option for the poor, alienation, structures of sin – these ideas are now firmly embedded in the Church’s teaching and tradition.

The Faith That Does Justice in Partnership: Creative Fidelity in Company

Kevin Hargaden || The Jesuit turn to justice was an act of creative fidelity: a new way of becoming 'more open toward God and more willing to live according to the demands of the Gospel’. Partnership with non-Jesuits is intrinsic to this mission.

Faith, Justice, and Sexual Abuse in the Catholic Church: Time for Serious Reflection on the Potential of Restorative Justice

Marie Keenan || How can the Catholic Church respond restoratively to the sexual abuse of minors? It must get beyond viewing it merely as a crisis and see it as an awakening that requires new justice responses going forward.

Doing Justice in the World: Recognising the Contribution of Women

Suzanne Mulligan || Women have a prophetic role to play within the Church; they have lifted their heads above the parapet and have not allowed structural inertia to thwart their generosity, creativity, and wisdom.

The Fifth Province: A Tribute to Manchán Magan

Tom Casey SJ || Manchán Magan loved Ireland. He was fíor-Ghael i gcroí is i gcnámh, a true Gael in heart and bone who saw the sacred in every tongue, in every creature, and in every dawn.

Monopolising Victimhood

Secondary Victims: Exploring Collateral Poverty and the Iranian Energy Shock

Suffer the Little Children: The Fate of Unbaptised Infants and the Development of Doctrine

Political Theology and the Renewed Summons to Justice

The Faith That Does Justice in Partnership: Creative Fidelity in Company

Faith, Justice, and Sexual Abuse in the Catholic Church: Time for Serious Reflection on the Potential of Restorative Justice

Doing Justice in the World: Recognising the Contribution of Women

The Fifth Province: A Tribute to Manchán Magan

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