Robert Dunne outlines how coercive control legislation can help to protect vulnerable adults and children from domestic abuse, and highlights helplines in Northern Ireland and the Republic.
The presentation of certificates to graduates from the United Dioceses of Cork, Cloyne and Ross who recently completed the Certificate in Christian Studies, which the Diocese offered in partnership with the Pontifical University, St Patrick’s College, Maynooth, took place on Wednesday, 3rd February, in an online ceremony.
Some of the 232 charities which have received funding from the 2020 Black Santa Sit–out say a big thank you to the Dean of Belfast and all involved running the Appeal.
Bangor Parish Church is one of the parishes to have taken part in the Diocese of Down and Dromore’s Gospel Giveaway project.
Archbishop Michael Jackson has concluded his four–week series of reflections based on the Gospel readings for each Sunday in Epiphany.
The Church of Ireland Bishops’ Appeal for World Aid and Development is encouraging parishes across the island to take part in its #Connect4Creation project for Lent 2021. This initiative helps members of the Church to connect with God, who is in our midst, and with their surroundings and the natural world.
During much of the Covid–19 pandemic, church buildings across the island have been closed for worship due to government restrictions on public gatherings.
Archbishop Michael Jackson has welcomed Archbishop Dermot Farrell following his installation as Archbishop of Dublin this morning.
There was great news for charities across Northern Ireland with the announcement that Belfast’s Black Santa Appeal 2020 raised a whopping £230,000.
The Standing Committee of the General Synod met in an online format on Tuesday, 26th January 2021.
