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The Church of Ireland cannot address the concerns of society from a denominational cocoon, said the Rt Rev Michael Jackson, Bishop of Clogher and chairman of the Church in Society Committee.

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MOTHERS' UNION PRESIDENT WARNS FAMILY LIFE CRUMBLING

Stable family life appears to be crumbling as society faces rapid change, according to Mrs Paddy Wallace of the Church of Ireland Marriage Council and President of the Mothers’ Union in Ireland.

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CHURCHES' RIGHT AND RESPONSIBILITY IN EDUCATION

The churches have both the responsibility and the right to endeavour to bring the mind of Christ to bear on the education system which shapes the lives of our young people.

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COMPETITION JUDGES LOOK BEHIND THE COVERS

The Church of Ireland’s annual magazine and website competition attracted entries that reflected well on the skills and dedication of editors and website managers.

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CHURCH TACKLES SECTARIANISM: NO SITTING ON THE FENCE

Church of Ireland members are willing to learn how to live with difference in a society polarised by divisions and to face up to the sharp issues of sectarianism, according to a research study issued today by the church’s Sectarianism Education Project Committee.

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CHURCH OF IRELAND GENERAL SYNOD 2003 PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS

The Most Reverend Dr Robin Eames
Archbishop of Armagh
Primate of all Ireland

The Conference Centre
Stillorgan Park Hotel, Dublin

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NORTHERN IRELAND SERVICE OF COMMEMORATION FOR THE BATTLE OF THE ATLANTIC

St George’s Parish Church, Belfast
Sunday 11 May 2003 ADDRESS OF ARCHBISHOP ROBIN EAMES

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CHURCH BRIDGES YOUTH 'GAP YEARS'

The Church of Ireland is excited about its ministry with young people as its streamlined youth department meets the challenge of resourcing youth work across Ireland.

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CHURCH OF IRELAND GENERAL SYNOD 2003

The General Synod is open to the press and every effort will be made to help journalists access information, photographs, interviews and spokespersons over the three days. The following sets out the basic arrangements and a general outline of this year's business agenda. It is hoped to stick to the timetable but some items may be carried over to the following day.

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