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Portraits: Popes, Family and Friends
Congratulations to Reverend Professor Gerald O’Collins SJ AC on a successful launch of ‘Portraits: Popes, Family and Friends’ held on 20th February in the beautiful gardens of the Jesuit Faber Community. Jesuit College...
JCS Studorium (Vol 2, Issue 1)
The fourth issue of Studiorum (Volume 1, Issue 1) is ready for viewing. Studiorum is the newsletter of Jesuit College of Spirituality. From the CEO-Principal It is a pleasure to welcome our new students and...
The Spiritual Exercises
We are often asked, What are the Spiritual Exercises? The short answer is that St Ignatius wrote a manual of four weeks for giving the Spiritual Exercises out of his own experiences. This is the basis of the rich...
University community celebrated in Australia Day honours
Several members of the University of Divinity community have been recognised in the 2019 Australia Day Honours List. They include Reverend Professor Emeritus Robert Gribben AM, Reverend Dr Robert Mitchell AM, Reverend...
University of DivinityRevd Dr James Hanvey SJ (Oxford University) will teach at JCS in 2019
We are pleased to announce Reverend Dr James Hanvey SJ will be teaching with Jesuit College of Spirituality in 2019. James Hanvey SJ entered the Society of Jesus in 1975 and was ordained in 1983. His D.Phil (Oxon) was...
Welcome to Library Hub 2.0
The new and improved Library Hub has just gone live! All of the content from the old Library Hub is still there but the site has a fresh new look and feel and a number of enhancements, including: Better integrated...
Library HubJCS Studiorum (Vol 1, Issue 4)
The fourth issue of Studiorum (Volume 1, Issue 4) is ready for viewing. Studiorum is the newsletter of Jesuit College of Spirituality. From the CEO-Principal Our students and faculty can look back over 2018 and...
New Library Hub database trials – We want your feedback
Several new databases are currently being trialled. Depending on price and feedback from students and staff of the University, these online resources may be added to the Library Hub in 2019. Please email your feedback...
New JCS merchandise now available
Jesuit College of Spirituality has launched items for sale with the JCS branding. Please take a look at our website where you can find further details and an order form. There are mugs, reusable coffee cups and polo...
The Dalton McCaughey library is undergoing a digital metamorphosis
The Dalton McCaughey library is undergoing a digital metamorphosis! We are excited to announce a major project is underway to refresh the library catalogue and website. The library team are working with Calyx to...
Ignatian Pedagogy: A Contemporary Vision
Ignatian Pedagogy: A Contemporary Vision will be taught by Rev Dr Gerard Healy SJ in Semester 1, 2019. This unit will examine and analyse the Ignatian Pedagogical Paradigm: self-knowledge and self-discipline;...
JCS 2019 Timetable now available
We are pleased to announce our 2019 Timetable is now available. 2019 is an exciting year for JCS! NEW Online Awards Graduate Certificate in Ignatian Spirituality; Graduate Certificate in Leadership; Graduate Certificate...
Thanks to all who came along to Spirituality and Discernment for the 21st Century
Thank you to those who attended our Higher Degree Research Seminar today on Spirituality and Discernment for the 21st Century, held at Jesuit College of Spirituality on 11 October 2018. Congratulations to our...
Seeing is Believing
On Monday 1st October 2018, Fr Andy Bullen SJ delivered an interactive and highly engaging ‘Seeing is Believing’ session guiding the participants through classic and contemporary pieces of Christian art...
Studiorum – Volume 1, Issue 3
Studiorum is the community newsletter of the Jesuit College of Spirituality and, as such, we relish the opportunity to include contributions from our students, staff and faculty. If you would like to contribute to...
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