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What’s on in Cork, Cloyne and Ross this Holy Week – but first a reminder
First of all, in partnership with Cork City Council and Cork County Council, we have been asked to make the Covid–19 helpline numbers known to you.
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Bishop Moses writes from South Sudan
The Bishop of Down and Dromore’s link diocese of Maridi, the Rt Revd Moses Zungo, has written to the diocese at the start of Holy Week with urgent prayer requests and with encouragement to all of us to trust in God and his promises.
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Join us for Day 7 of our daily Easter Devotions
Please join us for Easter Devotions as we share a daily Psalm & Song throughout the month of April.
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Bishop to lead video broadcast of Holy Communion on Easter Sunday
The Bishop of Clogher and Archbishop–designate of Armagh, the Right Revd John McDowell, will be leading a video broadcast of a Celebration of Holy Communion on Easter Sunday.
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Facing coronavirus – 7 lessons from the persecuted Church
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to have a wide–reaching impact on all of our lives in the UK and Ireland, we can learn something from the experience of our brothers and sisters in the persecuted Church.
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The Last Lap – A reflection for Monday of Holy Week 2020 by Archbishop Michael Jackson
Today, Monday in Holy Week 2020, Archbishop Michael Jackson continues his series of reflections entitled ‘The Last Lap’.
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‘The Last Lap’ – A series of reflections for Holy Week by Archbishop Michael Jackson
Archbishop Michael Jackson has recorded a series of reflections for Holy Week in Holy Trinity Rathmines.
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Clergy of Cork, Cloyne and Ross read the Passion Gospel and invite you to join them
A group of clergy from the Church of Ireland Dioceses of Cork, Cloyne and Ross pooled their efforts, and recorded the Passion Gospel – the traditional reading of the entire story of the final days and hours in the life of Jesus Christ.
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A cross in your window – a suggestion for Holy Week and Easter
On Palm Sunday Christians would usually gather for their traditional processions recalling the entry of Jesus into Jerusalem on a donkey, when people welcomed him, and greeted him enthusiastically waving branches.
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Online and phone iniatives across the dioceses of Meath and Kildare
There are many inventive initiatives being taken by parishes across the dioceses of Meath and Kildare, as we rise to the challenge of the Coronavirus.
