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SERVICE OF REMEMBRANCE FOR VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE
The Belfast Cathedrals' Partnership is hosting a service of Remembrance of victims of violence in St Anne's Cathedral on Tuesday 30th October at 8.00pm.
The Belfast Cathedrals' Partnership is hosting a service of Remembrance of victims of violence in St Anne's Cathedral on Tuesday 30th October at 8.00pm.
| On Tuesday night, 30 October 2001, at 8.00pm an ALL SAINTS'/ALL SOULS' TIDE SERVICE OF REMEMBRANCE FOR VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE will be held by the Belfast Cathedrals' Partnership in St Anne's Cathedral. |
In keeping with current Church of Ireland guidelines and in consultation with the Department of Agriculture Summer Madness, Ireland’s largest Christian youth festival, has moved the 2001 event, Keeping it Real, to the King’s Hall, Belfast. The relocation of this year’s festival to an urban location is in direct response to the ongoing Foot and Mouth situation and enables the festival organisers to support local farmers in this difficult time whilst providing an exciting and dynamic opportunity for a fresh, new look to the event.
The Church of Ireland today announced the election of two new canons to the Chapter of St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin
A new cross community seminar to explore the mission and heritage of Ireland's Patron Saint is to be held in St Patrick's Memorial Church at Saul near Downpatrick on Saturday, 3 March 2001.
RTE Radio 1 will broadcast a Holy Communion Service in Irish at 10.45 am on St Patrick’s Day. The service will come from the Chapel of the Church of Ireland College of Education, Rathmines. The celebrant will be Revd David Oxley, Rector of Tullow, Co. Carlow. The address will be given by Dr Donald Caird, formerly Archbishop of Dublin.
The Bishop of Down and Dromore has announced that all the celebrations in Saul and Down Cathedral for St Patrick's Day this year have been cancelled because of the Foot and Mouth epidemic.
The Funeral Service of Dean Jack Shearer, who died on Friday 12th January 2001, will take place in St Anne's Cathedral, Belfast on Wednesday, 17 January 2001 at 11.30 a.m. |
Dean Jack Shearer was born on December 30, 1926. He was educated at Belfast Technical High School before studying at Trinity College, Dublin, where he graduated in 1950.
The Gahini Diocesan Choir from the Church of Rwanda arrive in Dublin on Friday (14th) to begin a three-week tour of Ireland – 14 September to 5 October. They will visit eleven venues during their tour. |