On Sunday November 11, 2001 Bishop Paul Colton and Mrs Colton hosted a United Nations Year of the Volunteer Event at The Palace, Bishop St, Cork, to honour those Church of Ireland parishioners who give so freely of their time and talents for the general good of both parish and community.
| The Right Reverend Paul Colton, Bishop of Cork (and for 7 years member of the Central Committee of the Conference of European Churches), writing in the June issue of the Cork Diocesan Magazine and referring to the forthcoming referendum on the Nice Treaty, called for people to remember the origins of the European Movement as a Peace movement. |
"Christ is Risen!" is the cry of the Church this Easter weekend and I am delighted to have this opportunity with other brother and sister Christian leaders to greet you in this traditional Easter way and to wish you and yours a Happy Easter. |
| The Chairman of the Secondary Education Committee, the Right Reverend Paul Colton, Bishop of Cork, has said that the possible scenario of further disruption and chaos in our second level schools and education system is "unthinkable". |
When we think of Christmas as the feast of peace and goodwill, we are already getting beyond the notion of having a birthday party for Jesus and nothing else.
Silverware used by King Billy after the Battle of the Boyne on display On Wednesday 30 May 2001 at 7.00 pm the Minister for Arts, Heritage, Gaeltacht and the The Islands, Ms Sile de Valera, TD, will officially open Treasures of Christ Church, a permanent exhibition in Christ Church Cathedral's refurbished medieval crypt.