The Gospel of Matthew is unique; it is the only Gospel to use the word “church.” Written in the later first century, Matthew offers a vivid window into a community navigating identity, conflict, and mission. Struggling as a kind of
Already familiar with your Enneagram type? This one-day workshop at the Belfast Jesuit Centre offers a deeper dive into the instinctual subtypes; self-preservation, social, and one-to-one; that shape how each personality type is expressed. Led by Nuala Prince, the day
If you missed this wonderful workshop the first time because it was oversubscribed, you’re in luck as Nuala Prince will return to the Belfast Jesuit Centre in January to run it again. This gentle and insightful workshop offers an introduction
Join us in the Belfast Jesuit Centre, on Thursday 18th December 2025 @ 7:00pm for our Christmas film, Joyeux Noël. Our Christmas film invites you to pause, reflect, and enter into the mystery of peace. It tells the true story
✨ Advent Invitation for Young Adults (18–35) ✨ Step away from the busyness of December and join us at the Belfast Jesuit Centre for a gentle, contemplative journey through Advent. 📖 Over three Thursday evenings, we’ll gather to reflect on
THE BELFAST JESUIT CENTRE IS PLEASED TO SUPPORT THIS INTERFAITH GATHERING ON PALESTINE IN ST JOHN’S PARISH HALL FALLS ROAD, BELFAST, AND INVITES YOU TO JOIN US Date: Friday 28th November at Time: 7:00 PM Venue: St John’s Parish
We are honoured to highlight the recent webinar lecture attended by our team, where Father David Neuhaus SJ presented, Equality, Justice, and Peace: A Catholic Vision for Reconciliation in Israel/Palestine Today. Hosted by the Ansari Institute for Global Engagement with
🎬 Faith & Film: Romero (1989) Join us at the Belfast Jesuit Centre for a powerful evening of cinema and conversation as we close the Jubilee Year of Hope. 📽️ Romero tells the true story of Archbishop Óscar Romero—scholar, prophet,
Join us in the Belfast Jesuit Centre for a gentle, contemplative journey through Advent. Over four Tuesday evenings, we’ll gather to reflect on the Gospel reading for the coming Sunday, accompanied by a carefully chosen poem and a piece of
Our next read is a classic that will take us into the heart of the spirituality that our Pope Leo XIV has been formed in: one of Christianity’s most enduring spiritual autobiographies: The Confessions of St Augustine, rendered in luminous