Diocesan News
A harvest of thanks goes out from Belvoir Parish
A harvest of thanks has gone out to the community and beyond as part of the Belvoir Parish Harvest celebrations on 25 October.
A harvest of thanks has gone out to the community and beyond as part of the Belvoir Parish Harvest celebrations on 25 October.
As schools in the Republic embark on their on their mid–term break today (October 23), Archbishop Michael Jackson has written to school communities in the United Dioceses of Dublin & Glendalough.
The autumn issue of Connor Connections, the magazine for the Diocese of Connor, is now available to download as a pdf or read in E–Paper format.
As the Republic prepared to enter Level 5 Restrictions at midnight on Wednesday night (21 October 2020), Archbishop Michael Jackson wrote to the clergy and readers of Dublin & Glendalough.
The Diocesan Synods of Dublin & Glendalough took place on Tuesday evening (20 October 2020). In a first for the dioceses, members of synods were forgoing the hustle and bustle of the Synod Hall and joining Synod from their own homes in every corner of Dublin & Glendalough as Covid–19 restrictions mean that large gatherings cannot take place.
A Service of Choral Evensong was recently held in St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast, in thanksgiving for church and cathedral organists, church musicians and the work of the Down, Dromore and Connor Organ Scholarship Board.
Back in July, the Cork Diocesan Youth Council (CDYC) had the opportunity to apply for the Allchurches Trust Growing Lives grant.
As lockdown lifted at the end of June, Bishop David McClay began a visitation of every church in the Diocese of Down and Dromote to meet parish leaders (in a socially distanced manner) and to pray.
The Level 3 Covid–19 restrictions introduced around the Republic last week mean that churches cannot currently open for public worship, with the exception of weddings and funerals. But the local clergy in the East Galway village of Aughrim are keen to remind people that that their parishes are still running and their churches are still active.
The Right Reverend Michael Burrows, Bishop of Cashel, Ferns and Ossory, is pleased to announce the appointment of Ms Elizabeth Keyes as Diocesan Secretary.