Sermon by the Rev Dr Sahr Yambasu, President of the Methodist Church in Ireland, at St Patrick’s Cathedral, Armagh, as part of the Service of Reflection and Hope today (21st October 2021).
The following text was spoken by four of the church leaders at the Service of Reflection & Hope in St Patrick’s Cathedral, Armagh, today (Thursday, 21st October 2021) during a part of the service called ‘The Journey’.
At a unique gathering to mark a deeply significant time in the history of these islands, a young high school student, accompanied by three primary school children from schools across County Armagh, will carry a lantern through St Patrick’s Church of Ireland Cathedral in the City of Armagh today (21 October), symbolising ‘The Light of Hope’.
Archbishop Eamon Martin reflects on the challenge of marking the centenary of the partition of Ireland from the perspective of the Catholic, Nationalist community.
Archbishop John McDowell today writes in the Irish Times on the Service of Reflection and Hope, which will be taking place in St Patrick’s Cathedral, Armagh, this Thursday.
The Church Leaders’ Group (Ireland) will release a special podcast series on the theme ‘Identity and Belonging: Past, Present, Future’ this week, starting on Monday 18 October with Archbishop Eamon Martin, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland. Each church leader will be joined in conversation by a number of special guests.
The following message is shared on behalf of the Church Leaders Group, to encourage prayerful support for the Service of Reflection and Hope which will take place in Armagh on Thursday, 21 October.
On Sunday 3rd October, the Rector of Cobh and Glanmire Union of Parishes, the Rev Paul Arbuthnot, attended the opening of Brú na Farraige, a hostel and advice centre for homeless Defence Force veterans.
