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Lord Mayor of Belfast inscribes C.S. Lewis ‘Chapter One’ Book at St Anne’s Cathedral

The Lord Mayor of Belfast, Máirtin Ó Muilleoir, today (26 November 2013) signed the CS Lewis ‘Chapter One’ book which is on display at St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast.

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The Archbishop of Armagh pays tribute to Father Alec Reid

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Bishop Alan Abernethy’s Reflections on 10th WCC Assembly, Korea

The Rt Revd Alan Abernethy spoke to the Church of Ireland Press Officer, Paul Harron, about his attendance at the 10th Assembly of the World Council of Churches which met in Busan, Korea from 30 October to 8 November.

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Irish News Article by Archbishop Richard Clarke marking 100th Anniversary of Camus’ Birth

Archbishop Clarke writes: ‘Albert Camus, the French intellectual who was born in Algeria one hundred years ago this month, still exercises a strange fascination over many modern Christian thinkers.’

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IAWN News: ‘Anglicans and the 16 Days’ –

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Church of Ireland Typhoon Haiyon Appeal

The Church of Ireland Bishops’ Appeal has launched an appeal to help those affected by Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines, thought to be the strongest storm in recorded history.

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Us. (USPG) Reports From The Anglican Churches In The Philippines

Typhoon Haiyan struck the Philippines on Friday 8 November, claiming to date an estimated 10,000 lives and affecting more than nine million people.

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St Anne’s Cathedral ‘Black Santa Appeal’ Donation for Relief Efforts in Aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines

St Anne’s Cathedral’s ‘Black Santa’ Appeal is today sending a donation of £5,000 to aid agencies working with all those affected by Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines.

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Church of Ireland Notes from ‘The Irish Times’

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ICC/IICM Remarks to the Constitutional Convention on the Blasphemy Provision in the Constitution of Ireland

Consideration for the removal of blasphemy from the Constitution of Ireland Bunreacht na hÉireann

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