To mark World Refugee Day, Dublin City Interfaith Forum organised an Interfaith Service to remember, through prayers and readings, the migrants who have lost their lives crossing the Mediterranean Sea.
The Church of Ireland community of St. Maeldoid’s in the parish of Muckno, Castleblayney have been praised for their “friendship, goodwill and generosity” for allowing their Roman Catholic neighbours use their church premises for the next year while their church of St. Mary’s is closed for major renovations.
Christ Church Cathedral will launch its summer exhibition of icons following a service of choral evensong at 6.00 pm tomorrow, Thursday June 22.
Half a century of ordained service within the Church of Ireland by a number of clergy will be celebrated at the 11am service in St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast, on Sunday June 25.
The Church’s Ministry of Healing: Ireland held their annual Service of Thanksgiving with Holy Communion and prayers for healing in Christ Church Cathedral on Saturday June 17.
The gentle confidence of guide dogs and assistance dogs complemented Christ Church Cathedral’s Choral Evensong on Sunday June 18 for a Service of Thanksgiving celebrating 40 years of the Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind.
The historic St Kevin’s Church in Hollywood was packed on Sunday June 18 for a unique ecumenical service cementing the ties between the Church of Ireland and Catholic members of the local community.
In recent weeks, 10 teachers from primary schools in the Church of Ireland Diocese of Cork have completed the Religious Education Certificate Course (Follow Me).
A truly unusual and historic community project is under way in Dunmanway, County Cork, based at the Church of Ireland parish church – Saint Mary’s – and started by the local rector, the Reverend Cliff Jeffers.
Two different Christian denominations will be sharing the same place of worship during the next year in an example of neighbourliness and friendship.
