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Sunday and Weekday Readings 2016 Booklet Now Available
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Lent Publications: ‘Lent with St John’s Gospel’ and ‘Week of All Weeks’
In advance of the start of Lent, the Literature Committee draws attention to publications which will be of interest and value to members of the Church of Ireland and indeed beyond.
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’Lent with St John’s Gospel’ by Dean John Mann Launched at St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast
The Most Revd Dr Richard Clarke has launched a new Lent book written by the Very Revd John Mann, Dean of Belfast, at St Anne’s Cathedral.
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Church Of Ireland Publishing Announces Sunday And Weekday Readings 2014 Booklet Now Available
The Season of Advent begins on Sunday 1 December, and so starts a new liturgical year and a fresh cycle of daily scripture readings. Church of Ireland Publishing has announced the availability of Sunday and Weekday Readings 2014.
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Literature Committee News, February 2013
News from the Central Communications Board’s Literature Committee: a ‘Braemor Park Series’ of CITI dissertations is in development.
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A number of projects for publication in 2013 are currently in development by the Literature Committee of the Central Communications Board
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'Broken Trust in Ireland' Launched at General Synod
Church of Ireland Publishing has published a topical and timely new booklet entitled ‘Broken Trust – and how to restore it’.
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New Introduction to the Church of Ireland Launched at Synod
A new, compact and colourful Introduction to the Church of Ireland was launched at the General Synod in Dublin on Friday 7 May 2010.
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Reviews Praise Book on Census and The Church of Ireland
Counting the People of God? The Census of Population and the Church of Ireland by Malcolm Macourt, published by Church of Ireland Publishing, has recently received favourable reviews in two notable journals. The book is the first of its kind offering specific inquiry into religion in the Irish Census.