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The Prophetic Origins of the Bicycle

By Kevin Hargaden / 27th July 2025

In April 1815, the Mount Tambora volcano in Indonesia erupted with a force unmatched in recorded history. A massive plume...

The Urban Localists: Kate Raworth and the Doughnut

By Niall Leahy SJ / 11th July 2025

My last post focused on localism as practiced by small farmers, but localism is as much an urban phenomenon as...

The Urban Localists: Kate Raworth and the Doughnut

We need a Green “Bread, not Bombs”

By Kevin Hargaden / 26th June 2025

A rallying cry heard throughout the 20th century was "Bread, not bombs." The original phrase captured the moral demand to...

Connecting and reflecting

By Siobhán McNamara / 23rd June 2025

It’s been almost six months since I’ve been welcomed onto the JCFJ team, so I thought I would report on...

The Agrarian Localists: Poets, Scientists, and Activists

By Niall Leahy SJ / 10th June 2025

As we accelerate towards climate chaos, more and more people are looking to ramp off the globalist superhighway and make...

The Agrarian Localists: Poets, Scientists, and Activists

Formed by More Than Algorithms: Why theology needs to care about democracy in a digital age

By Kevin Hargaden / 30th May 2025

Next week, I will be presenting at a gathering of theologians, ethicists, and social scientists in Salzburg, Austria. The event,...

Formed by More Than Algorithms: Why theology needs to care about democracy in a digital age

Conviviality in the Community Garden

By Siobhán McNamara / 23rd May 2025

On Wednesday evening I took part in a Hedgerows Cycle in Dublin 12 to mark National Biodiversity Week 2025. Funded...

Warehousing Addiction

By JCFJ / 15th May 2025

All our prisons are doing is “warehousing” drug users and releasing them again, thereby ensuring that many will return to...

“Crimes” of the Future

By Keith Adams / 9th May 2025

If a more populist right Government, than the incumbent coalition, were to emerge in Ireland, then they have an arsenal...

In Memory of an Unlikely Pope

By Kevin Hargaden / 25th April 2025

A Presbyterian Appreciation of Pope Francis Sometimes people ask me how I ended up directing a Jesuit social research centre,...

The Prophetic Origins of the Bicycle

The Urban Localists: Kate Raworth and the Doughnut

We need a Green “Bread, not Bombs”

Connecting and reflecting

The Agrarian Localists: Poets, Scientists, and Activists

Formed by More Than Algorithms: Why theology needs to care about democracy in a digital age

Conviviality in the Community Garden

Warehousing Addiction

“Crimes” of the Future

In Memory of an Unlikely Pope

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