Diocesan News
Voices video series: the Voice of Truth still speaks
We’re in the Upper Room where someone present is not what he seems. Myrtle Morrison speaks on John 13: 21–32 with worship led by Christ Church Kilkeel.
We’re in the Upper Room where someone present is not what he seems. Myrtle Morrison speaks on John 13: 21–32 with worship led by Christ Church Kilkeel.
With church buildings closed for public worship, and with Level 5 restrictions confining everyone to within 5km of home, the United Dioceses of Cork,Cloyne and Ross invite you to break free and to join everyone in a virtual pilgrimage.
The Archbishop of Armagh, the Most Revd John McDowell, has appointed the Revd Alan Cross, Rector of Lissan to be the Diocesan Chaplain to the Mothers’ Union.
James Crockett shares from John 12: 20–36 with worship led by Mount Merrion Church. James is a Diocesan Evangelist who leads Braniel Community Church, a church plant in East Belfast.
On Good Friday, Dublin & Glendalough will host a series of seven reflections on YouTube on the Passion Narrative as told in St Matthew’s Gospel.
Last year, with the palm crosses for Palm Sunday 2020, already purchased and delivered to Saint Fin Barre’s Cathedral, Cork, the question was ‘what will we do with them?’
Connor Diocese is sharing a series of online services at 7.30pm each evening during Holy Week. These can be found on the diocesan Facebook page – www.facebook.com/DioceseofConnor
As we begin to follow Jesus on his journey to the cross, Ann Higgins speaks on the ‘Shallow Voices’ on Palm Sunday and David Charleton speaks on ‘Contrasting Voices’.
Last year, with church buildings closed for public worship, and with people trying to find ways to observe Holy Week at home, the Bishop of Cork, Cloyne and Ross, Dr Paul Colton, picked up on a suggestion from England that people put a cross in their window for Holy Week. Bishop Colton is suggesting this again this year.
Following on from his message to schools and everyone at Christmas – when Bishop Paul Colton told the Christmas story using the stained glass windows of Saint Fin Barre’s Cathedral, Cork – the Bishop has done the same now for Holy Week and Easter.