The Archbishop of Armagh, The Most Revd Dr Richard Clarke, has contributed a chapter to a new book on Pope Francis, published by Columba Press and launched last night, Tuesday 8 April 2014.
Fuair Cumann Gaelach na hEaglaise leithscéal ón Ridire Ruairí Mac Easmainn agus ón Tiarna Príomh–Bhreitheamh agus toghadh Easpag Thuama mar Uachtarán.
Sir Roger Casement and the Lord Chief Justice sent their apologies and the Bishop of Tuam became President.
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On Thursday the 3rd April the Southern Area Hospice hosted a visit from The Most Revd Dr Richard Clarke. The Archbishop toured the facilities at St John’s House Newry, where he met with several patients, staff and volunteers.
A communication from the Church of Ireland’s NI Community Relations Working Group including suggested prayers over coming weeks.
The Anglican Jewish Commission of the Chief Rabbinate of Israel and the Office of the Archbishop of Canterbury will meet in Dublin next week for the first time since its foundation.
A conference entitled ‘#HaassHope’ organised with the intention of encouraging young people to integrate their faith particularly into politics and community relations issues in NI, was held in Belfast on Sunday 23rd March 2014.
Members of boards of management of Church of Ireland primary schools from all over Ireland gathered in the King’s Hospital School, Palmerstown, for the fourth annual CIPSMA Conference on Saturday 22 March 2014.