Saint Patrick’s Cathedral announced today that it has won for Best Website in the sixth annual Dot IE Net Visionary Awards. In partnership with the Irish Internet Association and IE Domain Registry, the Net Visionary Awards recognise the best in digital Ireland across four areas of digital excellence: technology, entrepreneurship, digital marketing and innovation.
Particular attention was paid to the likely practical and pastoral implications of Brexit for churches whose ministry has always been conducted on an all–Ireland basis.
The Church of Ireland Gazette this week carries coverage of and the communiqué from the recent meeting of the International Commission for Anglican–Orthodox Theological Dialogue (ICAOTD) which took place in Armagh.
The Church and Society Commission of the Church of Ireland has issued the following statement ahead of the Republic of Ireland’s Budget on Tuesday, 11th October.
The Church and Society Commission of the Church of Ireland organised a seminar on homelessness in the Republic of Ireland on Monday (26th September) at Griffith College, Dublin.
Members of the International Commission for Anglican–Orthodox Theological Dialogue, who are meeting together in Armagh this week, yesterday visited Downpatrick, Co. Down (27th September 2016).
The Very Revd William Morton was installed as Dean of St Patrick’s Cathedral on Saturday (September 24). The new Dean was installed by the Precentor, Canon Peter Campion, before a congregation of over 500 people which included President Michael D Higgins.
As part of the meeting of the International Commission for Anglican–Orthodox Theological Dialogue, members of the Commission yesterday worshipped at a Service of Holy Communion in St Mark’s Parish Church, Ballymore (Tandragee), and at Festal Evensong in St Patrick’s Cathedral, Armagh.
In response to the news that an agreement has been reached in North Belfast in relation to contested parades, the Archbishop of Canterbury, The Most Revd and Rt Hon. Justin Welby, joined with the Archbishop of Armagh, The Most Revd Dr Richard Clarke, to express their support for this significant initiative.