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Our Amnesia on Progress

By Kevin Hargaden / 16th January 2026

The “veto culture” is often motivated by the desire to seek an easy payout. There is something fundamentally tawdry about...

“Two tickets to homeownership, please!”

By Alexia O'Brien / 8th January 2026

You have probably seen on social media either ads or people sharing “win a home” posts. They are always the...

Anticipating Justice in 2026

By Kevin Hargaden / 1st January 2026

The turning of the year prompts us to look back and look forward. In JCFJ in 2025 we were delighted...

Breaking the Mould

By Alexia O'Brien / 11th December 2025

“And the best part, there isn’t any mould!” That is what I was told the last time I was looking...

2025 COP30 Wrapped

By Cherise Boraski / 4th December 2025

COP30 came to a close two weeks ago, and as usual, there are mixed feelings on whether or not it...

A Quick Look at “Delivering Homes, Building Communities”

By Alexia O'Brien / 24th November 2025

The Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage released their newest housing plan, Delivering Homes, Building Communities, last week to...

A Quick Look at “Delivering Homes, Building Communities”

The City We Don’t See: How Faith Communities are Contributing to Dublin’s Social Capital

By JCFJ / 15th November 2025

With the rise of Far-Right violence, the question of social integration has become a key conversation. But if you want...

The City We Don’t See: How Faith Communities are Contributing to Dublin’s Social Capital

Dilexi Te: What if our Treasure was Care for those who are Poor?

By Kevin Hargaden / 6th November 2025

Pope Leo XIV gave the first insight to what direction his papacy would take early last month when he published...

Dilexi Te: What if our Treasure was Care for those who are Poor?

A call for humble Christian environmentalism

By Niall Leahy SJ / 31st October 2025

There are many ways of making the connection between environmentalism and Jesus. An important one, I believe, is his humility.

A call for humble Christian environmentalism

Faith in the North-East Inner-City

By JCFJ / 24th October 2025

Introduction New research by the Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice and ACET Ireland has identified almost fifty faith-based communities...

Our Amnesia on Progress

“Two tickets to homeownership, please!”

Anticipating Justice in 2026

Breaking the Mould

2025 COP30 Wrapped

A Quick Look at “Delivering Homes, Building Communities”

The City We Don’t See: How Faith Communities are Contributing to Dublin’s Social Capital

Dilexi Te: What if our Treasure was Care for those who are Poor?

A call for humble Christian environmentalism

Faith in the North-East Inner-City

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