Diocesan News
Putting Young People back on Track in Greenisland
Greenisland Railway Station, once a magnet for anti-social behaviour, is now home to a project aiming to put young people back on the right track.
Greenisland Railway Station, once a magnet for anti-social behaviour, is now home to a project aiming to put young people back on the right track.
At a service at St Fin Barre's Cathedral, Cork, the Revd John Fenning and the Revd Peter Hanna celebrated the twentieth anniversary of their odination with the Rt Revd Roy Warke, former Bishop of Cork, who celebrated the twentieth year of his consecration as bishop.
More than a dozen Church of Ireland clergy widows hailing from all parts of Connor Diocese were guests of the Bishop of Connor in St Patrick’s, Broughshane, on July 9.
The Revd Gary Millar was instituted as Rector of the united parishes of St Paul and St Barnabas, Belfast, Diocese of Connor, on Thursday June 26th.
The Church of Ireland has much to do to break down the walls and barriers of deep and painful division, the Bishop of Connor told the annual Diocesan Synod.
On the 24th June, the Feast of St. John the Baptist, Damien Keane was Ordained to the Diaconate by Bishop Colton in St. Peter's Church, Bandon.
Presidential Address to the Synod of the Diocese of Down and Dromore on Thursday 19 June 2008 by Bishop Harold Miller
Greenisland Parish Church has opened a new shop in the centre of Carrickfergus which will make a difference to young lives in Africa.
The parishioners of Carrigrohane Union of Parishes in Cork, Cloyne and Ross recently joined with many friends to celebrate the completion of work on their Parish Centre.
Kilmocomogue Union Parishes of Bantry, Durrus and Castletownbere in west Cork have raised €2,800 over their initial fundraising target.