Press Releases
Anglican Communion response to fresh outbreak of violence in the Holy Land
“Thank you once again for your prayers and support, especially in this present, very grave situation” – Archbishop Hosam Naoum
“Thank you once again for your prayers and support, especially in this present, very grave situation” – Archbishop Hosam Naoum
Archbishop John McDowell and Archbishop Michael Jackson have asked all members of the Church of Ireland to pray for peace in the Holy Land, following the outbreak of renewed conflict.
Five Ordinands at the Church of Ireland Theological Institute were commissioned as Student Readers last Wednesday evening (October 4) by Archbishop Michael Jackson.
Five Ordinands at the Church of Ireland Theological Institute were commissioned as Student Readers yesterday evening (Wednesday October 4) by Archbishop Michael Jackson.
The new legal year got underway yesterday morning (Monday October 2) with the traditional Michaelmas Law Term services taking place in St Michan’s Church of Ireland and Catholic churches in Dublin.
The British and Irish ambassadors to the Holy See have welcomed the Church Leaders Group on their visit to Rome to mark the Agreement’s anniversary.
With the Good Friday/Belfast Agreement having turned 25 in April of this year, the Church Leaders Group (Ireland) – the leaders of the Church of Ireland, the Methodist and Presbyterian Churches in Ireland, the Roman Catholic Church, and Irish Council of Churches – are in Rome today (28 September), to take part in a special seminar to mark the Agreement’s 25th anniversary, where they will share their personal reflections on this milestone anniversary.
Archbishops John McDowell and Eamon Martin have issued an appeal for focused action to protect the environment of Lough Neagh and the well–being of all who depend on it.
Archbishop John McDowell preached a homily in tribute to the Rt Hon the Lord Carswell of Killeen, at a memorial service held in St Mark’s, Dundela, East Belfast, this afternoon (Friday, 15th September).
The 6th annual meeting of the Network for Inter Faith Concerns in Europe, North America and Canada (NIFENAC) was held on the afternoon of Monday 11th September with participants in attendance from Canada, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, the United States.