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From the Archives: Armistice and the Legacy of the First World War
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JM volunteer Ellie Clark starts her six months teaching in Dodoma
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Chris Brolly reflects on how entering into another’s lived experience energised his faith journey
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Let us pray together that the language of love and dialogue may always prevail over the language of conflict.
Pope Francis – November 2018
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Pause for prayer
Introduction to Walking with the risen Christ
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Introduction to Women of the Cross
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Introduction - Meditations on the Love of God
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Introduction to Praying with Art
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Fr John Luck SJ, a biography
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A Novena to the Sacred Heart - An Introduction
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Our People
Patrick Purnell SJ
Patrick hailed from Cardiff where he was born on 28 November 1923. He first encountered the Jesuits at school – Mount St Mary's College, Spinkhill near Sheffield – and decided to explore his vocation at St Beuno’s in North Wales, at the age of just 17 (September 1941).
Stephen Power SJ
Became a Jesuit in 1980. Br Stephen has spent many years working in JRS several African countries before moving to Rome as assistant international director. He was appointed province treasurer in 2010.
Robert Bellarmine SJ
St Robert Bellarmine SJ was a 16th century Italian Jesuit theologian who became a cardinal and was canonised by Pope Pius XI in 1930.