Declan Marmion, S.M. Theological reflection on the Trinity has flourished over the last twenty years and from a variety of perspectives. These include insights from feminist scholars (e.g. Catherine LaCugna
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David Quinn A couple of generations ago, one could have safely assumed that most Irish people shared a set of common values. Even if one didn’t necessarily fully subscribe to the
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Anthony Redmond Fr Daniel O’Leary is a well-known Irish priest, author and speaker living in England. I have read a number of his books. He is a superb writer, deeply
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Marjorie Quarton This book is subtitled Chronicles of War and Hope and it is not an easy book to read, but I am sure that it was even more difficult
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Judith Anne O’Sullivan Without doubt Daniel O’Leary is a great favourite among those seeking to live a deeper and more integrated life. The centrespread of the May issue of Tui
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A Year in the Life: Glencairn Abbey reviewed by Frank Conlisk It is with great pleasure – and enthusiasm – that I recommend this month’s offering from the bookshelf: Glencairn Abbey
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Peter Costello In the blurb of this quite large book there is a striking little phrase: “Where there is no priest available, this book would be an invaluable help to
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William Scholes Those who seek to challenge the Christian position are themselves often unclear about what the Church teaches or why it believes certain things. Little wonder, then, that the
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Peter Costello This book was originally published two years ago in New Zealand under the title Inner Music: Living a Life in God. The title of the splendid new Irish
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Margaret O’Neill The subtitle to Daniel O’Leary’s latest book, “The Love Story of Creation and the Wonder of You”, immediately tells the reader something about the book. Through his reflections
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Brendan Scott In an essay which I wrote for this journal in the 2005 issue, which dealt with the historiography of the Reformation, I discussed Philip O’Connell’s survey of Kilmore,
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Fr Stan Mellett Donal Harrington bravely and with hope says the parish will not only survive, but it can and will thrive. Donal provides a hopeful vision and a possible
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