Our intimate Friday lunchtime Mass is resuming at the Belfast Jesuit Centre this Friday. Whether you’re popping in during your break or seeking a quiet moment of reflection in the heart of the city, all are welcome to join us.
After a summer pause, we’re delighted to announce that our online book club is resuming. For the next 3 weeks, we’ll be completing Richard Rohr’s the “Tears of Things” before moving on to our next book, “The Confessions” of St
After a restful break, our Lectio Divina group is resuming—and we couldn’t be more excited to gather again in prayer, reflection, and community. 📖 Whether you’re a seasoned participant or curious to explore this ancient practice of sacred reading, you’re
How do we recognise the voice of God in the midst of life’s choices? What stirs within us—and where does it lead? Join us for a rich day of exploration into the Discernment of Spirits, a cornerstone of Ignatian spirituality
Aged 18-35? Join us for a six-week journey into Ignatian Spirituality—a practical, down-to-earth approach to prayer, discernment, and finding God in all things. Whether you’re curious about faith, seeking deeper meaning, or just need space to breathe, this course offers
Bringing Scripture to life with every voice! Ever wondered how to bring Scripture to life when you read it aloud? Join us for a transformative evening of training designed for church readers – and anyone who loves the spoken Word!
Saturday 13th September 10am–4pmLed by Eric Clayton Location: Belfast Jesuit Centre We often share stories—films, books, songs—with the people we love. “You have to see this,” we say. But what if that impulse is spiritual? What if God is speaking
Date: Friday, 12th September 2025 Time: 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM Location: Belfast Jesuit Centre, 193–195 Donegall Street, Belfast, BT1 2FL Suggested Donation: £10–£15 Star Wars is more than epic battles and galactic lore—it’s a story rich in spiritual insight.
After the success of our programme: A Year of Ignatian Prayer, 2024-2025 the Belfast Jesuit Centre is delighted to be able to run the programme again from late September 2025 to June 2026. The aim of the programme is to
On 31 May 2025, over 100 people gathered for the Not the End of the World Conference—a day filled with deep reflection, meaningful conversations, and a shared hope for the future of the Church. From the powerful insights on