Faith leaders from different backgrounds had the opportunity to share their dreams for the future of their faith at this year’s Ecumenical Bible Week ‘Thinking Allowed’ event.
Parishioners from two more parishes in the Diocese of Down and Dromore have lent their energies to Christian Aid’s campaign for climate justice.
A Church of Ireland clergyman will soon be embarking on a series of lengthy cycle rides in the Diocese of Raphoe to raise funds for the ‘Mahajanga Calling’ Appeal, with which he is especially sympathetic.
An open–air service was held at Courtmacsherry Beach on Sunday 4th July at 11am. Around 80 parishioners, visitors, and passers–by joined the Rev Kingsley Sutton from St John the Evangelist Church, Kilgariffe Union.
In September 2011, nearly ten years ago, Dr Paul Colton, Bishop of Cork, Cloyne and Ross, on impulse, ‘mainly to explore the available technology’, he says, set up a blog on WordPress.
The Parishes of Drumragh with Mountfield have a new Incumbent following the institution of the Rev Graham Hare by his old ‘boss’, the Bishop of Derry and Raphoe, the Rt Rev Andrew Forster.
One of Ireland’s oldest churches to remain in continuous use, St Mary’s Collegiate Church in Youghal, has a great many stories to tell. Now an exciting new immersive visitor experience in the church, ‘Voices of St. Mary’s’, lets visitors hear and see some of those fascinating moments from history.
On 24th June 2021, Cork Diocesan Youth Council (CDYC) were able to hold their first gathering since September 2020.
Last Sunday was a special day for St Donard’s Community Church in Dundrum with the first of its ‘Family Sundaes’ taking place after the morning service.
After hosting a (very) Muddy Church in their grounds in November 2020, Hillsborough Parish was thrilled to welcome 176 people to a ‘Less Muddy Church’ on a recent sunny Sunday.
