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New Rector Instituted to the Parishes of Dungiven & Bovevagh

Parishioners from Dungiven and Bovevagh turned out in droves on Thursday evening, 3rd September, for the Institution of their new Rector, Revd Mark Loney.

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Bishop Good Calls for Bold Steps to Resolve the Refugee Crisis and Highlights Syria Crisis Appeal

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Second Level Schools in Cork, Cloyne and Ross Open School Year

There are three Church of Ireland second–level schools in the Diocese, and each was visited by the Bishop, Dr Paul Colton, for their opening assembly of the school–year.

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Bishop Miller and Bishop McAreavey join in prayer for political leaders and community (NI)

Bishop John McAreavey (Catholic Bishop of Dromore) and Bishop Harold Miller (Church of Ireland Bishop of Down & Dromore) have sent two prayers of intercession to the parishes in their dioceses to be used in services of worship this weekend.

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Investing in Youth in Derry and Raphoe

The age profile of the Diocesan staff has been lowered considerably by the arrival of its newest recruit.

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Successful French Tour for St Anne’s Cathedral Choir

An impromptu recital outside the Cathedral of Notre Dame, Paris, was one of the many highlights of the St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast, Choir Tour to France.

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Bishop of Cork Licenses New Diocesan Reader and Deacon

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New Youth Work Coordinator Appointed in Dublin and Glendalough

Dublin and Glendalough Youth Council (DGYC) has announced the appointment of Eric Denner (pictured) to the role of Youth Work Coordinator for the United Dioceses.

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Peace and Reconciliation Focus at Provincial Secretaries’ Meeting

The Provincial Secretaries of the Anglican Communion gathered in Dublin at the weekend for their eighth periodic meeting. The conference got under way on Friday (28th August) in the Emmaus Centre in Swords and its theme was ‘Peace and Reconciliation’.

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Link With Hong Kong Anglicans Strengthened by Visit

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