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Revd. Hazel Hicks installed as Prebendary of Drumlease

The Chapter of Kilmore. Back row (left to right): Canon Mark Lidwell and Revd. Sandra Lindsey.  Front row (left to right): The Venerable Craig McCauley, Bishop Ferran Glenfield, Canon Hazel Hicks and Dean Nigel Crossey.
The Chapter of Kilmore. Back row (left to right): Canon Mark Lidwell and Revd. Sandra Lindsey. Front row (left to right): The Venerable Craig McCauley, Bishop Ferran Glenfield, Canon Hazel Hicks and Dean Nigel Crossey.

On a cold but sunny evening on Sunday, 5th March, Revd. Hazel Hicks was installed as Prebendary of Drumlease and Canon of the Chapter of Kilmore Cathedral by Dean Nigel Crossey during evening song in St. Fethlimidh’s Cathedral, Kilmore.

Revd. Hazel has been a faithful servant of the Diocese over a number of years. She was ordained as Diocesan Reader in 1976 before continuing her journey from non–stipendiary ministry as an intern in the Swalinbar Group of Parishes and a curate in the Belturbet Group. She is currently Priest–in–Charge of the Arva group of Parishes.

Her installation as Canon of the Chapter of Kilmore Cathedral is another stage in a long and fruitful journey of faith and vocation and a wonderful recognition of these long years of service.

The service was followed by a lovely reception in the Parish Hall. During the evening Revd. Hazel was presented with gifts and words of congratulations by members of the Arva Group of Parishes.

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