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Before joining the Jesuits in 1985 Steve worked as youth worker with juvenile offenders. During his training for ordination from 1985 to 1994 in Sydney and Melbourne he had a variety of brief placements in a hospice for the dieing and with the homeless and addicted in Melbourne and with traditional aboriginal communities in the eastern Kimberley. In 1990 he worked part time as a teacher and he spent 1991 working as counsellor with refugees in the Philippines.
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Since St. Ignatius bought a printing press in 1556, the Jesuits have always been involved in the popular media. Apart from regularly engaging with journalists and a broad spectrum of secular media, Irish Jesuits produce many journals, magazines and pamphlets including, Studies – An Irish Cultural Quarterly Review, The Sacred Heart Messenger, Interfuse, Update, Working Notes, the Lay Jay Bulletin, AMDG, An Timire, and others.
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Edward Dooley joined the Jesuits in 1983. He was a student at Xavier College, Melbourne from 1973-1981. As a Jesuit Edward has completed degrees in education and theology, finishing with a Master of Ministry degree. He has ... worked at St Ignatius' College in Adelaide and Loyola College in Mount Druitt.
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In more recent times, there have been studies on individual Jesuits from the early period of the Society. The most monumental of these is Georg Schurhammer's, Francis Xavier: His Life, His Times, a four volume work published in Rome in 1973 and again in 1982. The introduction of the first volume is a masterful summary of the early life of the early Jesuits and well worth any time given to it.
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