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Installations in Clogher Cathedral

Clogher Cathedral
Clogher Cathedral
This coming Sunday, the Fifth Sunday of Easter, Sunday 22nd May 2011 at 7.00pm in Clogher Cathedral, a number of clergy in the diocese of Clogher will be installed to the Chapter of the Cathedral Churches of St Macartan, Clogher and St Macartin, Enniskillen by the dean of Clogher, the Very Revd Kenneth Hall.

During the service of installation, the diocesan registrar, the Revd Canon John Stewart, will read the mandate, after which the dean will install the various clergy to their stalls.

Those being installed include the Revd Canon Stanley Bourke, rector of Inishmacsaint parish, who will be installed as chancellor of Clogher; the Revd Canon Ian Berry, rector of the Monaghan, Tydavnet and Kilmore group of parishes, who will be installed as prebendary of Donacavey; the Revd Canon David Skuce, rector of Maguiresbridge and Derrybrusk group of parishes, who will be installed as prebendary of Kilskeery; and the Revd Canon Helene Steed, rector of Clones, Killeevan, Newbliss and Currin group of parishes, who will be installed as prebendary of Devenish.

Following the installations, the dean will welcome the Revd Canon Glenn West, who was installed prebendary of Donaghmore in the National Cathedral and Collegiate Church of St Patrick, Dublin, on Sunday 1st May 2011. Canon West represents the Diocese on the Chapter of St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin.

The preacher will be the dean of Derry, the Very Revd Dr William Morton. Also taking part in the service will be the archdeacon of Clogher, the Venerable Cecil Pringle, the precentor, the Revd Precentor Noel Regan, and the Revd Alistair Warke, diocesan curate in the Clogher Cathedral Group of Parishes and Enniskillen Cathedral. A number of parishioners representing the parishes of those clergy who are to be installed will lead the prayers

The organist will be Mr Glenn Moore, and a choir comprising of members from a number of choirs throughout the diocese will lead the singing.

A warm invitation is extended to everyone to join with others from across the diocese for this special service of installation and celebration of the Holy Communion. Everyone is invited for refreshments after the service in the Royal British Legion Hall.

 

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