Diocesan News
Monkstown Parish Sends Bear Hugs to Refugee Children
Young parishioners at the Church of the Good Shepherd, Monkstown, are sending great bear hugs to refugee children fleeing to Europe by supporting Project Paddington.
Young parishioners at the Church of the Good Shepherd, Monkstown, are sending great bear hugs to refugee children fleeing to Europe by supporting Project Paddington.
Bishop Harold Miller has visited the synagogue on Somerton Road, north Belfast, at the invitation of Rabbi David Singer.
Saint Anne’s Church, Shandon has traditionally held its Harvest thanksgiving ‘with a jazz difference’ on the Sunday of what is known locally as ‘the Jazz Weekend’.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Rev Justin Welby, will celebrate 50 years of the Corrymeela Community at a service in St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast, on November 1.
Last Monday evening, 19th October, the Bishop of Cork, Dr Paul Colton, dedicated a labyrinth which has been constructed in the grounds of St Fin Barre’s Cathedral, Cork.
The folk of Magheralin and Dollingstown have been treated to 5 days of superb food and music thanks to the parish’s ‘Big Festival for You at Harvest’.
There are just three days to go until the Dublin City Marathon and Christ Church Cathedral’s Residential Priest Vicar, the Revd Garth Bunting, is preparing to go the extra mile (or rather the extra 13 miles) for Bishops’ Appeal.
St Donard’s, Bloomfield, is over halfway through their week of outreach which began with a delicious Ladies Breakfast in the brand new Parish Centre. The centre will officially open in mid–November but in the meantime it is proving a big draw.
The ‘Rosemount Ramble’ followed Sunday’s United Healing Service, held in St Saviour’s, Greyabbey – the first in a busy week of mission events and services on the Ards Peninsula.