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Kinawley Institution (Kilmore, Elphin and Ardagh)

The Revd Andrew Quill's institution to the Kinawley Group of Parishes on Friday 6th November 2009 at 8pm in Derrylin Parish Church

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Kilgariffe Institution (Cork, Cloyne & Ross)

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St. Multose School Extension opened (Cork, Cloyne & Ross)

St. Multose National School School Kinsale, County Cork, founded in 1895, has recently  opened an important extension.

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Launch of New 'Titanic Parish', Belfast

On Sunday 15th November 2009 the Revd Chris Bennett will be introduced into the newly created Titanic Parish by the Bishop of Down and Dromore, the Right Rev Harold Miller.

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Death of Former Rector of Achonry, Rev Canon Fred Gillmor

It is with great sadness that we report of the sudden Death of Rev. Canon Samuel Frederick Gillmor, know to all as Canon Fred.

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Performing arts school opens in Carrickfergus church

A trio of artistic young people is running a school of performing arts based at Holy Trinity Parish Church, Woodburn, Carrickfergus, Diocese of Connor.

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Bishop of Clogher's Remembrance Sunday Sermon 2009

Transcript of the sermon preached on Remembrance Sunday, 8 November 2009 in Enniskillen Cathedral by the Right Revd Michael Jackson, Bishop of Clogher.

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Connor Diocese runs seminars on creative use of the Liturgy

Connor Diocese recently held four seminars across the diocese outlining ways to be creative in the use of liturgy.

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140th Anniversary Celebrations at St Stephen's, Belfast

Archbishop Alan Harper is to be the guest preacher at a special service to celebrate the 140th anniversary of the parish of St Stephen, Millfield, Belfast, on Sunday October 25.

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Bishop of Cork on Protestant Schools Dispute

On Friday 23rd October 2009, in a statement at Midleton College's prize-day, the Rt Revd Paul Colton contradicted the Minister for Education and Science's version of the Protestant Schools dispute.

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