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‘The Call of Literature: Theology, Philosophy and Literature in Conversation’. The sixth Power of the Word Conference will explore aspects of the ‘call of literature’, for authors and audiences alike. The conference will take place here in the Loyola Institute, Trinity College, Dublin. For more information follow the attached link.

The first official General Assembly of the Kircher Network, the family of Jesuit institutions of higher education in Europe and the Near East, met in Innsbruck, Austria, from the 7th to the 9th of July 2019. It provided a valuable opportunity to meet with rectors and deans of the institutions that form the Kircher Network. Of particular interest to the Loyola Institute was the meeting of the theological institutions. You can read more about the meeting here

Each time Pinocchio told a lie, his nose grew long. So we have all come to believe, from the popular films and stories which have grown out of Carlo Collodi’s The Adventures of Pinocchio. The original story is more complex. ..’ Thus began Dr Fáinche Ryan’s article on the importance of truth-telling in the Vatican newspaper, L’Osservatore Romano. You can read this short article here

Loyola students from the MPhil module in Theology and Art - Lian Gu, Mary Ellen Hawkey, Amanda Dillon (Adjunct Lecturer), Patrick Logue, Miriam Hennessy and Dorothy Glennon in St Apollinaire en Classe, Ravenna.