Irish Theological Quarterly is an international refereed journal of Theology based at the Pontifical University, St Patrick's College, Maynooth, Ireland.
Maynooth, County Kildare, Ireland
Joined September 2017
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Good attendance in Renehan Hall for the @ITQjournal lecture on 15th Oct last, talk by Rev. Stefanos Alexopoulos on "Ex Occidente Lux? What can the Eastern Orthodox learn from the Liturgical Reform of the Roman Catholic Church?".
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Taking place tonight!
All are warmly welcome.
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🛎️ THIS WEEK
The next @ITQjournal lecture will take place this Thursday, 15 October, in Renehan Hall, with a paper delivered by Rev. Prof. Stefanos Alexopoulos, The Catholic University of America, Washington DC.
All are warmly welcome.
RSVP here: [email protected]
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A positive review of A Handbook to Second-Christianity has been published in ITQ.
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To reserve your place, please email [email protected]
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The next Irish Theological Quarterly lecture will take place on Thursday 15 October 2026 in Renehan Hall, with a paper delivered by Rev. Prof. Stefanos Alexopoulos, The Catholic University of America, Washington DC. All are warmly welcome.
A wide range of book reviews for the November 2026 issue of Irish Theological Quarterly is now available to view on OnlineFirst. See the link below:
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“Martyria, Above All: Reconfiguration of the Constitutive Elements Theory of the Church for the Synodal Pastoral Ministry of the Catholic Church” by Michal Opatrný has now been published on OnlineFirst. See link below:
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“Different Bibles for Catholics and Protestants? Unresolved Questions About the Deuterocanonical Books of the Old Testament” by Prof. John Barton of @UniofOxford, has just been published on OnlineFirst. See link below:
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Our next Irish Theological Quarterly lecture will take place on Thursday 15 October 2026 at @StPatsMaynooth with a paper delivered by Rev. Prof. Stefanos Alexopoulos, @CatholicUniv. All warmly welcome. See details below.
Want a sneak peek at what articles you should expect to find in the November issue of ITQ? — you can find these already on our OnlineFirst platform. Hope you enjoy!
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The August 2026 issue of ITQ has just been published online. See below for the Table of Contents of articles and book reviews:
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Our OnlineFirst section currently offers a first look at a range of articles (those of our soon-to-be released August issue and also some early articles from our November issue). See the link below for a first look.
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Book reviews for the August 2026 issue are now available on OnlineFirst:
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So grateful for the vocal, public support of our colleagues at other universities. Thank you ❤️
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The May 2026 issue of ITQ has now been published online. See the wide range of articles and book reviews here:
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Book reviews for the May 2026 issue of ITQ have appeared on OnlineFirst (see link below), beginning with a very fine long review by Matthew Thiessen
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Our recent ITQ Lecture with Prof. John Barton was recorded and is now available to view (see link below). We hope you enjoy it.
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Delighted to announce that Ivana Noble’s article “Calls, Decisions and Conflicts Shaping the Human Pilgrimage: The Narrative of Abraham” has now been published on OnlineFirst. It is Open Access, so you can read it here:
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