William T McCartney speaks with Pat Coyle about his book Vindication and Justice for Michael Mallin. Joseph Mallin SJ was his son. He was two and a half years when his father was executed in May 1916 for his part in the Easter Rising. Joseph lived to the age of one hundred and four. He compiled a statement in defence of his father's reputation. William tells Pat the full story in this interview.

Pedro Walpole SJ, Irish Jesuit missionary and environmental scientist in the Philippines talks to Pat Coyle about his deep concerns for the environment on a global level.

As Director of the Jesuit Refugee Service in Syria, Tony O'Riordan SJ is no stranger to death, destruction, and displacement of people such as has been witnessed again in these recent weeks in the Middle East.

In this interview with Pat Coyle of Irish Jesuit Communications he tells of the reactions of Syrians to the renewed conflict on their borders with Israel and Lebanon. He tells of their fears as the situation in Lebanon worsens and of their empathy for the people of Gaza and those killed in Israel.

Professor Gill Goulding CJ is Professor of Systematic Theology at Regis College in the University of Toronto. She speaks with Pat Coyle of Irish Jesuit Communications about her recent reflections and writings as a theologian on the important topic of clerical sexual abuse of children in the Catholic church.

Brian O’Leary SJ speaks about his latest book on the mystical experiences of St Ignatius which to date have not been given adequate attention.

Professor Gill Goulding CJ is Professor of Systematic Theology at Regis College in the University of Toronto. In this interview she speaks with Pat Coyle of Irish Jesuit Communications about her recent reflections and writings as a theologian on the important issue of clerical sexual abuse of children in the Catholic church.

Sister Gill Goulding is Professor of Systematic Theology at Regis College in the University of Toronto. She has also been deeply involved in the synodal process initiated by Pope Francis and culminating in the current Synod in Rome.

She has written extensively about the process to date and in this interview with Pat Coyle of Irish Jesuit Communications, she explains her role as a theologian and participant in the processes over the last two years. She outlines the main themes that have arisen for consideration by this latest Synod and she tells of her own experience at previous Synods, contrasting them with the very different look and feel of this latest one.

The current phase of Pope's Francis synodal process ( a worldwide consultation process about the state of the church) is taking place in Rome this October. This Synod consists of laymen and women, as well as bishops and cardinals. Irish Jesuit Bishop Alan McGuckian SJ is in attendance.

In this interview with Pat Coyle of Irish Jesuit Communications, Dr Austen Ivereigh outlines simply the processes (starting at parish level) that have led to what exactly is being discussed at this historic event in Rome.

Brendan McManus SJ and Jimmy Fulham a taxi driver from Dublin discuss their new book 'Brothers in Arms' inspired by their journey together on the Ignatian Camino.

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