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NEW MOVEMENT TO ENCOURAGE DAILY PRAYER

CREDO, a movement for the re-establishment of the saying of the Daily Office, Morning or Evening Prayer or parts of it, began on 6 January, the Feast of Epiphany 2003. The idea originated with the late Niall Chadwick. He believed that churches should be open with the Daily Office said by clergy and laity together and where that was not possible the laity should take an active role in ensuring the Office was faithfully recited.

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CHURCH OF IRELAND MAGAZINE AND WEBSITE COMPETITION 2003

CHURCH OF IRELAND

MAGAZINE AND WEBSITE
COMPETITION

2003

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RAB MOLLAN TAKES OVER AS PRESIDENT OF CMS IRELAND

The Revd Professor Rab Mollan is to succeed Bishop James Moore as President of CMS Ireland - the Church Missionary Society Ireland - from 1 July.

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FROM DESPAIR TO HOPE -

A CHRISTIAN PERSPECTIVE ON THE TRAGEDY OF SUICIDE

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News breaking on the ‘Stakeknife’ controversy spiced the opening press conference at this year’s General Synod with Archbishop Eames giving a typically forceful response to journalists’ questions.

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LORD MAYOR WELCOMES ANGLICAN MISSION AGENCIES TO THE MANSION HOUSE

The Lord Mayor of Dublin, Councillor Dermot Lacey, welcomed the representatives of leading Anglican mission agencies to the capital with an official reception in the Mansion House, the Lord Mayor's residence, on Tuesday, 20 May.

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Liturgical resources and suggestions for use in relation to the Special Olympics World Summer Games 2003

Liturgical resources and suggestions for use in relation to the Special Olympics World Summer Games 2003

 

Composed by the Revd Gillian Wharton, Church of Ireland Chaplain to the Special Olympics

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