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If you are not familiar with Rundale, you should check them out In the summer issue, our penal policy advocate @keithadams.bsky.social explores how the State delays and redacts investigations into its own violence

"This selective concern about road violence and the ambivalent and disjointed response to what is a national crisis is disturbing. At what point does ambivalence shift into something more malicious?" www.jcfj.ie/2026/07/29/a...

At what point does ambivalence shift into something more malicious? - Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice in IrelandThis is something I have been thinking about as the news cycle has shifted from wildfires, e-scooter mania, road deaths and the doubling down by the government on fossil fuel dependant infrastructure,...www.jcfj.ie

🚨Follow up tothe Faith in the NEIC report🚨 www.activelink.ie/vacancies/co... ACET and DCIF are looking to hire a Faith Liaison for Dublin's North East Inner City. If you or someone you know would be interested apply through the link above ⬆️

www.jcfj.ie/2026/07/23/c... 'With our layered housing crisis and an obvious willingness for people to turn towards spirituality, as we see in Phibsborough, it is interesting that there is not more discussion about Saint Joseph'

Could Saint Joseph answer your housing prayers? - Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice in IrelandI recently read an article by the Dublin Inquirer about a shrine in Phibsborough that people pay homage to and leave gifts at in hopes of obtaining a home in Ireland. The Shrine to the Housing God has...www.jcfj.ie

www.rundale.org/2026/07/21/1... 'Over fifty deaths in three years should pose a challenge to the Irish prison system’s claim of “safe and secure custody.'

tinyurl.com/radicalfrate... 'Valuing fraternity rejects [the thinking that the dignity of others becomes collateral so long as the individual...is protected from privation.] It remains a radical proposal in our economic and social life because it does not subordinate human ends for economic ones.'

Why is fraternity more radical than it sounds? | The Economy of FrancescoWe have asked two members of the EoF community who will participate in the next EoF International Summer School — Sophie Maeva (Ireland) and Nishita Dsouza (USA) — the following question: Why is frate...francescoeconomy.org

'Vast amounts of data is being amassed by these tech giants, data that is personally linked to us. Data forged from your actions should ultimately belong to you. ' @kevinhargaden.bsky.social Last blog with us before he leaves for Notre Dame www.jcfj.ie/2026/07/16/t...

The Digital Steam Engine? Magnifica Humanitas, AI, and the Cause of Labour - Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice in IrelandEthical Guidance on AI Pope Leo XIV issued his first encyclical – an authoritative teaching on a specific moral question that takes the form of a letter – last month. It was subtitled “On Safeguarding...www.jcfj.ie

While we are sad to see him go we refuse to let him leave without a proper send off.

Are you interested in changing the economy? Do you believe we can live in a world that actively cares for each other? Come join us for a young Adults walk and talk this Saturday at Killiney Dart station!

"... currently, criminal justice is expected to remedy everything, from poverty to missed educational chances to addiction. It was never designed to carry this load and does not do it well." Breda O'Brien on what prison, as an institution, can and can't do /1 www.irishtimes.com/opinion/2026...

Breda O'Brien: Our justice system should have better ways of dealing with the likes of Enoch BurkeJustice system is expected to remedy everything from poverty to addiction. It was never designed to carry this load - and does not do it wellwww.irishtimes.com

'Like the cooperatives and Muintir na Tíre in the 20th century, Dingle Hub operates today on what could be described as principles of subsidiarity—empowering the community at its most local level to pursue the common good' www.jcfj.ie/2026/07/10/t...

Teacht le Chéile with Dingle Hub - Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice in IrelandOperating on the Dingle Peninsula in Co. Kerry, Dingle Hub is a non-profit company that specialises in local activation of communities for climate initiatives. Last week they convened a Teacht le Chéi...www.jcfj.ie

We are thrilled to see this new post - North-East Inner-City Faith Liaison Officer - being recruited. It follows publication of 'Faith in the North-East Inner-City' - a collaboration by JCFJ, ACET Ireland and DCIF - where a faith liaison officer was a key recommendation👇 www.jcfj.ie/wp-content/u...

🚨New job alert🚨 ACET Ireland and Dublin City Interfaith Forum are seeking to employ a North-East Inner-City Faith Liaison Officer, responsible for building connections between and across c.50 faith-based communities in NEIC with other community supports. Details 👇 www.activelink.ie/vacancies/co...

www.rte.ie/news/ireland... 'Homeless service providers have repeatedly called on the Government to pause the passage of the legislation through the Oireachtas to allow more consideration.' and they are still rapidly pushing this bill ahead

Homeless charities raise concerns over housing billThe Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission (IHREC) has written to the Minister for Housing expressing serious concern about Government amendments to the Housing and Residential Tenancies (Miscella...www.rte.ie

www.irishtimes.com/opinion/lett... 'Were I to bump into someone while jaywalking, that would be rude. Were I to crash my bike into someone while breaking a red, we both would end up bruised. Were I to crash my car into someone, the risk of (their) death becomes probable.'

Cars cause serious injury and death on our roadsIt would be good for us all to implement the precautionary principle logically and focus our attention on motoristswww.irishtimes.com

Organised by @nhna.bsky.social and @stopclimatechaos.bsky.social Political parties from across the opposition and environmental organizations have been making their voice heard in opposition to LNG (Liquified Natural Gas)

'Data centre lobbyists recognise that the current heat wave engulfing Europe at the minute – which has already led to deaths – will only get worse if we pursue AI. The thing is, they think that the suffering of others is worth it if AI companies can profit.' www.jcfj.ie/2026/06/25/e...

Europe must choose between AI and climate goals - Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice in IrelandThe headline “Europe must choose between AI and climate goals, data center lobby says” ran in Politico during the week, and I was impressed by the bluntness of the option, although not surprised that ...www.jcfj.ie

We are looking forward to having Tom over, if you haven't seen his work. Be sure to check him out before he comes! www.instagram.com/p/DULjLoJEeD...

On Saturday, @nlsj.bsky.social and @keithadams.bsky.social joined a small gathering with Sr Helen Prejean CSJ, prison chaplains, and legal scholars. It was an inspiring conversation. Sr Helen is an American religious sister and death penalty abolitionist, www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOLu...

New blog by @nlsj.bsky.social inspired by James Rebanks's English Pastoral when slow travelling over Welsh and English countryside. "His father was still under financial pressure and the bank manager was no longer advising him to modernise, but to sell. Progress indeed!" www.jcfj.ie/2026/06/19/a...

An inheritance held in trust - Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice in IrelandIntroduction The rural scenes on view from the Holyhead to London train provided a fitting backdrop to reading the memoir of James Rebanks, a farmer and author based in the Lake District where his fam...www.jcfj.ie