Make a whistle from my throat: Giving voice to the voiceless
byMake a whistle from my throat I do not know what will happen after I die. I do not want to know. But I…
Poetry
Jacques Ellul’s Poetry: Sociology and Faith Have Fused (Part II)
byAu bazar que prendrai-je At the…
Jacques Ellul’s Poetry: Sociology and Faith Have Fused (Part I)
byJacques Ellul, the well-known French sociologist and theologian, whose works on Technique have been quite influential, was also … a poet! In fact, poetry…
Reflections on the Michael O’Siadhail Reading
byEditor’s Note: On 17 April, 2012, Michael O’Siadhail read from his latest collection of poetry, Tongues (Bloodaxe, 2010), on Tuesday, 17 April 2012 at 5:30 pm in Parliament Hall,…
Announcing Micheal O’Siadhail Reading: 17 April 2012
byLongtime friend of ITIA, poet Micheal O’Siadhail will be reading from his latest collection, Tongues (Bloodaxe, 2010), on Tuesday, 17 April 2012 at 5:30 pm in Parliament Hall, South Street, St…
Further up and Farther in
byAs a philosopher of religion, I spend most of my professional writing time considering the theological significance of pain and suffering. As a human…
Advent, Art and Receptivity
byAt the heart of advent is the attitude of receptivity. Gabriel appears to Mary and delivers the earth-shattering news: “You will be with child…