Diocesan News
Online ministry in these challenging times
In the space of just a week, clergy in Connor have worked wonders when it comes to offering an online ministry to parishioners in these challenging times.
In the space of just a week, clergy in Connor have worked wonders when it comes to offering an online ministry to parishioners in these challenging times.
In these strange and unusual times of coronavirus when gatherings are restricted, a number of parishes in Dublin & Glendalough are offering worship online.
Church Music Dublin is highlighting a new initiative by the Royal School of Church Music (RSCM).
While church buildings are closed at the moment, worship continues in our homes, parishes and chaplaincies.
Clergy and parishes in Connor Diocese have really risen to the challenge of connecting with their parishioners through websites and social media.
The Rt Revd John McDowell, Bishop of Clogher, issued the following message on Tuesday, 24th March 2020.
Like many others, the diocese has had to look ahead and postpone or cancel some important events.
The following communication has been received by the Cork, Cloyne and Ross Diocesan Magazine Committee announcing that publication of the magazine will be suspended for the time–being.
One of the sessions with the young people at the annual Confirmation Morning with the Bishop of Cork, Cloyne and Ross at the start of March, involved a card game and putting together posters of questions about the world, faith and life.
Archbishop Michael Jackson is endorsing the call made by Pope Francis for Christians of all denominations around the world to pray the Lord’s Prayer at midday CET – 11am in Ireland – today, Wednesday March 25 2020.