One of Ireland’s leading historians, Dermot Keogh, Emeritus Professor of History at University College Cork, was a keynote speaker at the ‘Irish Catholicism on Trial’ conference, held 6-7 October at the Institute of Technology, Tallaght, in Dublin.
Category: Victims
Fr Martin Magill on Féile an Phobail: Can’t Miss Events
Some readers of this blog may already be aware that two of the founders of the Four Corners Festival, Fr Martin Magill and Rev Steve Stockman, have begun a bi-weekly column in the Thursday edition of the Irish News. … Read more...
Review of One Man, One God: The Peace Ministry of Fr Alec Reid, on Slugger O’Toole
Ministering in the Troubles Panel Discussion – 18 May in Fitzroy, Belfast
The Presbyterian Historical Society of Ireland has organised a special event on ‘Ministering in the Troubles’ on Thursday 18 May at 8 pm in Fitzroy Presbyterian Church, University Street, Belfast.
It will feature a panel discussion and question time with … Read more...
How did Presbyterians Respond to the Troubles? Apply for a 6-Month Post-Doc Post with the Presbyterian Church (based at Queen’s) and me
I am really excited to be the principal researcher on a new project, ‘Reconciliation through Dealing with the Past: Learning from Presbyterian Responses to the Troubles.’
We are now advertising for a post-doctoral research fellow to assist with interviewing around … Read more...
Do the Churches have a Place in a Post-Catholic Ireland? Keynote at ICC’s AGM
I was the keynote speaker at today’s Annual General Meeting of the Irish Council of Churches (ICC) at Belfast Central Mission. My address was titled, ‘Do the Churches have a Place in a Post-Catholic Ireland? The Sociological Reasons for Hope.’… Read more...
‘To have that Image in your mind is Powerful and Transformative’ – Discussion on Faith in Northern Ireland on All Things Considered, BBC Radio Wales
I was part of a discussion on ‘Faith in Northern Ireland’ on Sunday’s BBC Radio Wales religious affairs programme, All Things Considered, hosted by Roy Jenkins. The other panellists were Rev Brian Anderson, a Methodist minister and Vice … Read more...
Transforming Post-Catholic Ireland Reviewed in Reviews in Religion & Theology by Vladimir Kmec
My latest book, Transforming Post-Catholic Ireland: Religious Practice in Late Modernity, has been reviewed by Vladimir Kmec in the academic journal Reviews in Religion and Theology (January 2017, 24(1), pp. 98-101).
Kmec is a Government of Ireland Post Doctoral … Read more...
Insights from ‘Ministry on a Wounded and Wonderful Island’ at the 4 Corners Festival
The Senator George J Mitchell Institute for Global Peace, Security and Justice hosted an event in the 4 Corners Festival, ‘Ministry on a Wounded and Wonderful Island,’ on Thursday 9 February.
Seminarians and young clergy from the Catholic, Church
… Read more...Catholic Ireland’s Confession Box: New Post on Slugger O’Toole
New Post on Slugger O’Toole: Launch of the 4 Corners Festival, Our Wounded & Wonderful City, 3-12 Feb
I have a new post on the Slugger O’Toole blog about the launch of the 4 Corners Festival. This year’s Festival runs 3-12 Feb and the theme is ‘Our
Wounded and Wonderful City.’
The full programme can be accessed … Read more...
