Diocesan News
Blarney parish responds to Storm Ophelia
The Revd Robert Ferris has been interviewed for TV3 News about how the Church of the Resurrection, in Blarney, has opened its doors to help families affected by Storm Ophelia.
The Revd Robert Ferris has been interviewed for TV3 News about how the Church of the Resurrection, in Blarney, has opened its doors to help families affected by Storm Ophelia.
The Diocese of Armagh is very pleased to be able to welcome David Brown as its new Development Officer for Youth and Children’s Ministry.
Change was the theme of Bishop Harold Miller’s Presidential Address to the Down and Dromore Diocesan Synod in Moira Parish Centre on 19th October.
Around 300 clergy and lay people from Connor Diocese came together in Carrickfergus Methodist Centre on Wednesday October 18 for the annual Connor Diocesan Synod.
The Dean of Tuam, the Very Revd Alistair Grimason, opened up his home to people needing supplies as Storm Ophelia closed in on Monday of this week.
The Council of Christians and Jews (CCJ) is celebrating its 75th anniversary this month. The year–long celebrations began yesterday with an address by the Archbishop of Dublin, The Most Revd Dr Michael Jackson, at CCJ’s AGM at St John’s Wood Synagogue in London.
A special service for pets in St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast, on Sunday October 15, attracted hundreds of animal lovers and pets in all shapes and sizes.
Peter Foott, past–pupil of Ashton School, Cork, award–winning director, producer and screenwriter, including of ‘The Young Offenders’ fame, was the guest of honour and speaker at his old school at prize day on Friday last, 13th October.
Archbishop Richard Clarke warmly invites you to join with him as we explore the theme of ‘The Christian Backpack’ together: four inter–connected features of discipleship to carry with us all the time.
The Annual Joint Meeting of the Diocesan Synods of Kilmore, Elphin and Ardagh took place on Saturday 14th October in Carrick–on–Shannon, Co. Leitrim.