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  • Belvedere College Sleep-Out 2023

    Belvedere College Sleep-Out is almost an institution on the streets of Dublin. This year we are marking our 40th anniversary of Sleep-Out. We never imagined that in 1983 when we started this campaign that our society would be facing its largest number of homeless persons ever in 2023. We thought we had hit that record in 2022 when there were over 11,000 homeless, and now that figure is over 12,000. Where will it end? There are so many factors at play with the crisis – lack of affordable housing, excessive rent prices, an unprecedented influx of people fleeing war and other factors as they seek to find a place to call home in Ireland.

    In the face of this extraordinary crisis, organisations such as Focus Ireland and the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) are playing instrumental roles in providing support and solutions.

    Focus Ireland, a leading charity in this sector, continues to be at the forefront of combating homelessness through its multifaceted approach. The charity not only offers emergency accommodation but also focuses on prevention strategies, addressing the root causes of homelessness. Their efforts include affordable housing initiatives, counselling services, and educational programs aimed at empowering individuals to break the cycle of homelessness. Contributions to the Belvedere Sleep-Out campaign will further bolster the impactful work of Focus Ireland, expanding their reach and effectiveness in helping those in greatest need.

    Similarly, the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS), known for its commitment to aiding displaced individuals, extends its efforts to address homelessness in Ireland. Leveraging their expertise in providing humanitarian assistance, JRS offers support to refugees and asylum seekers who often find themselves disproportionately affected by homelessness. Their work encompasses not only immediate relief but also long-term integration programs to facilitate stability and independence.

    Supporting the Belvedere Sleep-Out campaign ensures that Focus Ireland and JRS can continue their vital work, making a tangible difference in the lives of those who have no place to call home. With your support we can collectively strive towards a more compassionate and inclusive society where everyone has the opportunity for a secure and dignified life.

    Please be as generous as you can by donating directly on this link.

    Click here or use the QR code below

    We deeply appreciate your support.  

  • Belvedere College Sleep-Out is almost an institution on the streets of Dublin. This year we are marking our 40th anniversary of Sleep-Out. We never imagined that in 1983 when we started this campaign that our society would be facing its largest number of homeless persons ever in 2023. We thought we had hit that record in 2022 when there were over 11,000 homeless, and now that figure is over 12,000. Where will it end? There are so many factors at play with the crisis – lack of affordable housing, excessive rent prices, an unprecedented influx of people fleeing war and other factors as they seek to find a place to call home in Ireland.

    In the face of this extraordinary crisis, organisations such as Focus Ireland and the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) are playing instrumental roles in providing support and solutions.

    Focus Ireland, a leading charity in this sector, continues to be at the forefront of combating homelessness through its multifaceted approach. The charity not only offers emergency accommodation but also focuses on prevention strategies, addressing the root causes of homelessness. Their efforts include affordable housing initiatives, counselling services, and educational programs aimed at empowering individuals to break the cycle of homelessness. Contributions to the Belvedere Sleep-Out campaign will further bolster the impactful work of Focus Ireland, expanding their reach and effectiveness in helping those in greatest need.

    Similarly, the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS), known for its commitment to aiding displaced individuals, extends its efforts to address homelessness in Ireland. Leveraging their expertise in providing humanitarian assistance, JRS offers support to refugees and asylum seekers who often find themselves disproportionately affected by homelessness. Their work encompasses not only immediate relief but also long-term integration programs to facilitate stability and independence.

    Supporting the Belvedere Sleep-Out campaign ensures that Focus Ireland and JRS can continue their vital work, making a tangible difference in the lives of those who have no place to call home. With your support we can collectively strive towards a more compassionate and inclusive society where everyone has the opportunity for a secure and dignified life.

    Please be as generous as you can by donating directly on this link.

    Click here or use the QR code below

    We deeply appreciate your support.  

  • Belvedere College SJ Newsletter November 15th

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  • Belvedere College SJ Newsletter Wednesday 25th October 2023

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  • Guys and Dolls: Senior Musical

    Senior Musical
    Students from 3rd to 6th year have also been working since the end of August on the Senior Musical. Their production of ‘Guys and Dolls’ will take to the Stage in November:

    • Wednesday 15th November at 7:30pm 
    • Thursday 16th November at 7:30pm 
    • Friday 17th November at 7:30pm 
    • Saturday 18th November at 6pm (please note the earlier start time.)

    Tickets are also priced at €15 and are available here: 

  • Senior Musical
    Students from 3rd to 6th year have also been working since the end of August on the Senior Musical. Their production of ‘Guys and Dolls’ will take to the Stage in November:

    • Wednesday 15th November at 7:30pm 
    • Thursday 16th November at 7:30pm 
    • Friday 17th November at 7:30pm 
    • Saturday 18th November at 6pm (please note the earlier start time.)

    Tickets are also priced at €15 and are available here: 

  • Oliver Junior. The Junior Musical

    Junior Musical
    The first and second years have been working away since the end of August, putting together Oliver Junior. The Junior Musical will take to the stage at the end of October: 

    • Thursday 26th October at 7:30pm
    • Friday 27th October at 7:30pm
    • Saturday 28th October at 4pm (please note the earlier start time.)

    Tickets are priced at €15 and available here:

  • Junior Musical
    The first and second years have been working away since the end of August, putting together Oliver Junior. The Junior Musical will take to the stage at the end of October: 

    • Thursday 26th October at 7:30pm
    • Friday 27th October at 7:30pm
    • Saturday 28th October at 4pm (please note the earlier start time.)

    Tickets are priced at €15 and available here:

  • Belvedere College SJ Newsletter Wednesday 11th October 2023

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  • Belvedere College SJ Newsletter Wednesday 27th September 2023

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  • Belvedere College SJ Newsletter Sept 13th

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  • Please see attached Book Lists for 2023-2024 Academic year

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  • A Restorative Response to the Abuse of Children Perpetrated by Joseph Marmion SJ

    The Report ‘A Restorative Response to the Abuse of Children Perpetrated by Joseph Marmion SJ’, written by the two independent restorative justice facilitators Barbara Walshe and Catherine O’Connell has been published today, Monday 14th August 2023.  

    The report documents two years of their work of direct engagement with the past pupils abused by Joseph Marmion’ SJ, of engagement with Jesuits, and of engagements between the past pupils and the Jesuits.

    You can read access the Report and statement from the Province Here.

  • The Report ‘A Restorative Response to the Abuse of Children Perpetrated by Joseph Marmion SJ’, written by the two independent restorative justice facilitators Barbara Walshe and Catherine O’Connell has been published today, Monday 14th August 2023.  

    The report documents two years of their work of direct engagement with the past pupils abused by Joseph Marmion’ SJ, of engagement with Jesuits, and of engagements between the past pupils and the Jesuits.

    You can read access the Report and statement from the Province Here.

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