An exciting new video highlighting the ministry, community outreach and creativity of St Molua’s Church, Stormont, shows how a parish can be promoted through good quality local video production (including drone footage of the building and surrounding area).
This year, the gathering reflected on the importance of 1,700 years of reciting the Nicene Creed and its importance for living faith today.
President Michael D Higgins concluded his time in office almost as he began it 14 years ago, by attending the annual Service of Remembrance at St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin, on Sunday (November 9).
Archbishop Michael Jackson represented the Church of Ireland at the inauguration of President Catherine Connolly in Dublin Castle on Tuesday this week (November 11).
A message of welcome for President Catherine Connolly, ahead of her inauguration tomorrow.
In a new Inspiring angles video published ahead of Remembrance Sunday, Canon Jono Pierce and the Cregagh Crafters – at St Finnian’s in East Belfast – speak about the significance of their poppy display and bringing together over 40 people to share their creative skills.
To mark the month of November, a time traditionally designated for remembrance of those impacted by war and conflict, an exhibition is being hosted in the North Transept of Saint Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin, which explores the act of remembrance and conflict memorial.
As the Season of Remembrance approaches, a selection of events and diary notes which may help with your plans can be found in the upcoming events section of the Church of Ireland website.
The Most Rev John McDowell, the Church of Ireland’s Primate of All Ireland and Archbishop of Armagh, with the Most Rev Michael Jackson, Primate of Ireland and Archbishop of Dublin have issued the following statement on the relationship between the Church of Ireland and the Anglican Communion following the recent communiqué from Gafcon.
