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Is this another Bonhoeffer moment?
In an age where empathy is often dismissed as weakness or naivety, Bonhoeffer’s vision feels both radical and urgently necessary.
Once a Passionist: The Story of Passionist Alumni
For over 20 years, the Passionist congregation has stayed in relationship with many of its own Alumni, helping them process the huge life transition of leaving.
Travelling to the Ministry of Hope Conference, in Rome
Here, the Church is working to combat isolation and individualism, with an emphasis on human dignity.
Gathering with the Community of the Passion, at Boar’s Hill
The Community of the Passion is a dispersed community of people finding a new way of being Passionist, and keeping alive the memory of Christ's Passion.
Revolution, Reluctantly: Fr Kieran Creagh’s journey through trauma
Fr Kieran’s presence here, drinking tea in the cold January sunlight, is in itself a more remarkable fact than you could possibly guess.
The power of shame, vs. the power to release people from it
There is a guilt and shame in people that needs to be absolved, forgiven. The cure is simple, but hard to practice.
Grief at the Roadside: Being with people in their worst times
Too many of those people I've prayed with as they died, were young people on the side of a road, killed in traffic accidents.
Inner State: Passionist Life in North Belfast
North Belfast is a community that has seen immense trauma over the past century – defined by political forces beyond its control.
Seeking Susan: A Sister of the Cross and Passion
"I just thought: there are women out there doing good in the world. I'll do the work they're doing."
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