Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice

Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice The Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice is a faith-based organisation that that promotes social justice in Ireland through analysis, education and advocacy.

https://linkin.bio/jcfj

14/11/2025

COP30 has officially begun! This year we have Colm on the ground and he'll be sharing his experiences with us the next few weeks

If you have any questions about COP let us know!

Keep your eyes peeled so we can keep you updated 🌿

24/10/2025

Today we launch our FBC in the NEIC report! And important report that points out how Faith Based Communities are A vital and important part of the community in the North east inner city🌞

The report is available but we're going to share our main takeaways this next week or and let us know your thoughts

23/10/2025

We're doing a webinar on Pope Leo's first apostolic exhortation!

If you'd like to join send us your email or register through the link in bio 🔗

06/10/2025

Fr Niall Leahy SJ, was at the Raising Hope conference this weekend to hear from Pope Leo and others on the Laudato Si movement. We will be sharing quotes and ideas on how to live out Laudato Si' during the coming weeks, for the Season of Creation.🍃

We had the opportunity to take a bike maintenance course with the team!A great way to spend a Friday! 🚲 We learned ever...
30/07/2025

We had the opportunity to take a bike maintenance course with the team!

A great way to spend a Friday! 🚲 We learned everything from basic tire patching, bike fittings to brake repairs

Trying out their free accessible bike rentals was the icing on the 🍰.

Check out the work Bike hub is doing in your community

Ignatius Soocial Thinking Week 🌿 A week filled with reflections and motivations for the future🌱 Eamonn Ryan spoke on the...
21/06/2025

Ignatius Soocial Thinking Week 🌿 

A week filled with reflections and motivations for the future

🌱 Eamonn Ryan spoke on the political side of ecology. Using the Irish word 'Meitheal'~ to labour together as we work towards ecological justice 

📓 Throughout the week we broke into case study groups covering everything from community garden, youth and ecology, farmers and migration.  Taking away ideas such as 

• Integral Ecology starts from the ground up! Literally in the soil. And taking small actions like gardening together encourages conviviality.

•  Young people have been and will continue to be agents of change. Seeking out the skills and knowledge to lead the charge.

•Future generation policy making asks us to think about the world that children will inherit 

•Creating a place for dialogue involves the integration of as many viewpoints as possible, so we also have to test our critics

• Migration goes much deeper then having to flee one's home. People are often forced to leave their culture behind because of our actions in the north.

The COP30 campaign has begun. Jesuits for climate justice have launched a policy brief and global statement demanding th...
23/05/2025

The COP30 campaign has begun. Jesuits for climate justice have launched a policy brief and global statement demanding three things!

1. Cancel the debt of underdeveloped countries and strengthen the loss and damage fund
2. Accelerate agreements and set targets for a just energy transition to reduce CO2 emissions
3. Set concrete targets to build a Global food sovereignty system based on agroecological practices

Sign it today through the link in our bio

Last week we had the pleasure of welcoming Rev Dr Hannah Malcom as Pur guest speaker for our annual theology lecture!She...
16/04/2025

Last week we had the pleasure of welcoming Rev Dr Hannah Malcom as Pur guest speaker for our annual theology lecture!

She took the time to teach about the 'Theology of Naming' and how it is a vital part of us being good neighbours and community members! Taking the time to understand the names of not only the people but the environment around us.

If you missed it or want to watch it again!

Check out the link in our bio!

After identifying the principle of solidarity as an “essentially contested concept,” Cesare Sposetti, SJ, managing edito...
17/02/2025

After identifying the principle of solidarity as an “essentially contested concept,” Cesare Sposetti, SJ, managing editor of Aggiornamenti Sociali in Milan, sidesteps the futile definitional task and, instead, outlines its current application, particularly in the context of European politics. ⁠
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To read more check the link in our bio

👀 Just a glimpse at something exciting coming in the week ahead 🎧
18/11/2024

👀 Just a glimpse at something exciting coming in the week ahead 🎧

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54-72 Upper Gardiner Street
Dublin
D01TX23

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 4:30pm
Thursday 9am - 4:30pm
Friday 9am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+353838068026

Website

https://linkin.bio/jcfj

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