Diocesan News
Tuam, Killala & Achonry National Schools Service
Pupils and teachers of National Schools from all over the United Diocese gathered at St Mary’s Cathedral, Tuam for their annual service and get–together on 29th November 2013.
Pupils and teachers of National Schools from all over the United Diocese gathered at St Mary’s Cathedral, Tuam for their annual service and get–together on 29th November 2013.
The new Dean of Killala and Achonry and Canons of the Chapter of St Patrick’s Cathedral, Killala were Installed during a Service of Lessons and Carols on Advent Sunday 2013.
Downpatrick’s iconic 1100–year–old High Cross was today being moved from Down Cathedral to the nearby Down County Museum.
Willowfield Parish Church’s Christmas Tree Festival started last night with a switch–on by the Archbishop of Armagh, the Most Reverend Dr Richard Clarke.
In a letter to the people of the Church of Ireland Dioceses of Cork, Cloyne and Ross, written earlier this month, and to be published in the Diocesan Magazine next weekend,
Bishop, Dr Paul Colton, requests lesbian and gay people, their friends and families, to advise him on how best to put in place ‘the listening process’ for the Diocese.
The Minister for Education and Skills, Mr Ruairi Quinn, T.D. returned to Midleton on 22nd November just over a year after he viewed the foundations of the now completed six classroom extension.
’Do Christian faith and culture still speak to one another?’ This is the subject of Faith and Culture, a unique youth conference to be hosted by four senior church leaders in Ireland in Derry/Londonderry on 26 November.
A large congregation from across the diocese of Derry and Raphoe attended the installation of Revd David Huss as Archdeacon of Raphoe.