Fr Chris Thomas of The Irenaeus Project reviews Daniel O’Leary’s Horizons of Hope
Read moreHorizons of Hope reviewed by The Irenaeus Project UK
Food, Feast & Fast reviewed in Reality Magazine
This is a most extraordinary, and highly original, study of the history and theology of the Eucharist.
Read moreFr Ray Kelly’s memoir reviewed in Small Press Bookwatch (USA)
Midwest Book Review features Fr Ray Kelly’s memoir in October 2020 issue
Read moreJohn F. Deane’s The Outlaw Christ reviewed in Search – a COI journal
A review of John F. Deane’s latest book
Read moreTheology Prof. Salvador Ryan of Maynooth College reviews ‘Journeys of Faith’
A book for anyone interested in the history of pilgrimage in Ireland
Read more‘Journeys of Faith’ expertly reviewed by The Irish Antiquarian
‘Journeys of Faith, Stories of Pilgrimage from Medieval Ireland’ by Louise Nugent The Irish Antiquarian – June 20 Religion and worship played a central role in the personal and political lives of the medieval Irish. The numerous...
Read more‘Journeys of Faith’ reviewed in Archaeology Ireland
Archaeology Ireland The past in the present Summer 2020 (Volume 34 No. 2, Issue No. 132) Pilgrimage has never been an official part of Church doctrine, yet it is an activity with which most are familiar and in which many have taken part at some...
Read moreJohn F. Deane’s ‘Outlaw Christ’ reviewed in The Irish Catholic
Of faith and poetry: a different aspect of Christ in every poet’s encounter Gabriel Fitzmaurice – The Irish Catholic – 11th June, 2020 The Outlaw Christ, developed from a series of talks and lectures delivered by John F. Deane while...
Read more‘Thomas Finan: Collected Writings’ reviewed in The Irish Catholic
Brilliant legacy of scholar priest: Thomas Finan, Christian humanist Fran O’Rourke – The Irish Catholic – 11th June, 2020 Reading this delightful collection, the word that repeatedly came to mind was the Latin for ‘wisdom’...
Read more‘Glenstal Abbey: Through the Seasons’ reviewed in Tui Moto InterIslands Magazine
Reviewed by Jenny Dawson in the June 2020 issue This is a beautiful book. It tells the story in images of a year at Glenstal Abbey, a Benedictine abbey in County Limerick, Ireland. From the opening foreword by the Abbot, through four seasons of...
Read more‘Living the Mystery’ Reviewed in Church of Ireland Journal ‘Search’
Search Journal – Vol. 43.2 – Summer 2020 Simon Richardson, Kempston Mark Patrick Hederman, a Benedictine monk of Glenstal Abbey, is a distinguished and interesting author, having written much about the intersection between religion...
Read more‘Journeys of Faith’ reviewed in The Irish Catholic
Following the pilgrim paths across Ireland and Europe Peter Costello – 21st May, 2020 This book is an epitome of a thousand years of Irish history, roughly 500 AD to 1500 AD. It is a reminder, if one is really needed, of just how important...
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