As part of our programme, A Year of Ignatian Prayer, the Belfast Jesuit Centre will be screening a carefully curated series of films that inspire, challenge and provoke thought in people of faith. You are invited to join with our
To coincide with the celebration of Jubilee 2025: Pilgrims of Hope announced by Pope Francis and beginning on Christmas Eve, the Belfast Jesuit Centre is pleased to announce an exciting new programme: A Year of Ignatian Prayer. The aim of
The Belfast Jesuit Centre Book Club is entering its 5th year. Our weekly meetings take place via Zoom at 7pm each Wednesday and everyone is welcome to attend. For our post-summer read this year we have chosen “The Afternoon of
Our candlelit Taizé Mass will resume on Sunday 18th August. Everyone is welcome to attend and to join us in the Belfast Jesuit Centre afterwards for refreshments and conversation.
Sunday 30th June @ 3pm Join the Belfast Jesuit Centre as we visit two magnificent Caravaggio masterpieces, reunited for the first time since the 17th Century, in the Ulster Museum. Commissioned by the same patron and intended to be
Beginning September 2024 Pilgrims of Hope: A Year of Ignatian Prayer is an innovative programme, pioneered by the Belfast Jesuit Centre, as a preparation for living out Pope Francis’s Jubilee Year 2025. Broadly following the text of Austen Ivereigh’s book
The Belfast Jesuit Centre is delighted to host this talk by renowned journalist and Pope Francis biographer, Dr Austen Ivereigh on Saturday 27th April at 3pm, and we invite you to join us. During his research into the Latin American Church Dr
Please join us for this discussion with Dom Christopher Jamison on Sunday 5th May from 3pm – 5.45pm followed by Mass in St Patrick’s Church at 6.00pm. Dom Christopher Jamison currently serves as Abbot President of the English Benedictine Congregation.
The Belfast Jesuit Centre is delighted to host this Pentecost Retreat from Friday 17th- Sunday 19th May. Tom Cashman an Ignatian Spiritual Director from Tucson, Arizona, returns to us again this year to present this retreat in six sessions, supported by