The following listing may be helpful for building a regular rhythm of worship between Sundays. This is the first edition and the list will be updated weekly.
“Let us share safely the peace of Christ with those who suffer from the coronavirus, with their loved ones, with those who are front line carers, with those who continue to provide us with essential services and with scientists and researchers.”
St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin, has opened a digital a Book of Condolences to assist people bereaved as a result of the Covid–19 pandemic.
The Church of Ireland’s eBulletin will be published weekly until further notice, to help to highlight broadcast and online worship services and reflections and other ways in which the Church is seeking to respond to the Covid–19 outbreak.
Guidance was issued to all clergy (retired and serving) aged 70 and over and those with underlying health conditions early last week.
The Church of Ireland has been responding practically to the Covid–19 outbreak across the island of Ireland as the situation has developed. A selection of photos and stories from our response thus far is available on our Flickr page.
The heads of ecumenical organisations from all global regions have come together to say that “this is a time for pastoral, prophetic and practical Christianity” amidst the Covid–19 crisis.
The following list of services may be helpful for those who will be unable to attend worship in person at Church of Ireland services this Sunday.
The leaders of the Church of Ireland, Methodist Church in Ireland, Roman Catholic Church, Presbyterian Church in Ireland and the Irish Council of Churches have paid tribute to everyone in the health and social care services and those in the frontline, for their courage in the battle against the Coronavirus (Covid–19) pandemic.
The Church of Ireland is keen to support families in growing their faith at this time. A new page with resources for families has been launched today.
