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EASTER DAY SERMON
EASTER DAY SERMON
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YOURS, MINE & OURS
Second Relationships and the Family
A Conference organised by
the Church of Ireland Marriage Council
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CHURCH CELEBRATES 70 YEARS OF THE MINISTRY OF HEALING
Extracts from the Address of
the Most Reverend Dr Robin Eames,
Archbishop of Armagh,
in Belfast Cathedral
on
Sunday, 3 March 2002.
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ELECTORAL COLLEGE TO ELECT NEW BISHOP OF DERRY AND RAPHOE
The Archbishop of Armagh will preside at the Episcopal Electoral College for Derry and Raphoe in Church House, Armagh on Friday, 1 March 2002.
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ELECTORAL COLLEGE FOR DIOCESE OF CASHEL AND OSSOR
An Electoral College of the Church of Ireland will meet in Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin on Monday, 4 November 2002 to elect a new Bishop for the Diocese of Cashel and Ossory to replace the former Bishop, John Neill, who was recently enthroned as Archbishop of Dublin.
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BISHOP TO WELCOME HIS NAMESAKE TO DOWN CATHEDRAL IN CELEBRATION OF ST. PATRICK
Bishop Harold Miller will welcome the Methodist President, Harold Good, as preacher on the Hill of Down on Saturday 16 March. The Festival Service will be held in Down Cathedral and to which the Bishop has invited a group of Methodists from the Down district as well as members of the other denominations in the area. The Strandtown Primary School Choir and the Sullivan Irish Traditional Group will help lead the worship. The Dean of Down is the Very Revd John Dinnen.
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CORK CIVIC FORUM CALLS FOR RESPECT FOR DIVERSITY AND ACTION AGAINST RACISM
The new Millennium Hall of Cork City Hall was crowded on Friday February 22 2002 to witness the launch of Cork - One city, Many Communities - a new civic forum of political, religious and community representatives who support and seek a renewed Cork with its vibrant and diverse society, respect for the cultures of others, and strong and effective action to combat racism.
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NEW DEFINITION OF IRISHNESS NEEDED
The Right Reverend Paul Colton, Bishop of Cork, speaking at the annual Civic Service for Saint Patrick’s Day in Saint Fin Barre’s Cathedral Cork said that in Ireland today we need a new definition of our Irishness – one which takes on board realistically our diversity and which is committed to a process of education that creates understanding and celebrates difference.
Irish Times Notes
Church of Ireland notes from the Irish Times
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TUBBERCURRY'S GIFTS OF GOATS AND HONEYBEES
Past pupils of St George’s School in Tubbercurry, County Sligo are invited to a Thanksgiving Service in St George’s Parish Church on Sunday, 3 November 2002 at 3.30pm to give thanks for the 150 years of the school following its closure earlier this year.