Elements are short books (20,000-30,000 words) that provide peer-reviewed, concise, and focused scholarly studies across the arts, sciences, and humanities.
It is now available online … Read more...
Building a Church Without Walls
Elements are short books (20,000-30,000 words) that provide peer-reviewed, concise, and focused scholarly studies across the arts, sciences, and humanities.
It is now available online … Read more...
My Greatest Race, Ciara Mageean’s new memoir, is a compelling account of one of Ireland’s greatest athletics heroes. It offers a revealing look at the personality and determination of the woman who has given Ireland some of its … Read more...
On 19 January, I was a respondent at the launch of Veronique Altglas’ Judaizing Christianity and Christian Zionism in Northern Ireland: For God, Israel and Ulster.
I highly recommend the book – you can read my remarks below.
By now, … Read more...
My review of Soline Humbert’s memoir, A Divine Calling: One Woman’s Life Long Battle for Equality in the Catholic Church, was published in the Irish Times earlier this month.
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I took part in a service at Clonard Monastery last night, marking the tenth anniversary of Fr Gerry Reynolds’ death (30 Nov). I spoke from my experiencing of writing Gerry’s biography, Unity Pilgrim.
You can read my remarks below:
My review of Tom Inglis’ book Unbecoming Catholic was published in the Irish Times on 31 May.
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In this not-quite memoir, Tom Inglis meditates on his journey away from the … Read more...
Today is the ninth anniversary of the death of Fr Gerry Reynolds. While my biography of Fr Gerry was published as Unity Pilgrim: The Life of Fr Gerry Reynolds CSsR in 2019, other stories of his witness continue to emerge.… Read more...
I delivered an address on ‘The Churches and Peacebuilding – Before and After the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement’ at the ‘Primacy of Peace’ conference on 24 October 2023 at the Marketplace Theatre, Armagh.
The purpose of the conference was to promote … Read more...
On Wednesday, Queen’s University hosted an event marking the retirement of Professor John Brewer. John has had a tremendous impact on international scholarship, as well as on my own personal career. (It appears John will have an active ‘retirement’, as … Read more...
Last week, the Irish Government’s Department of Foreign Affairs hosted a special event in Iveagh House, Dublin, to mark the publication of my book, co-authored with Jamie Yohanis, Considering Grace: Presbyterians and the Troubles.