“After Jesus’ death his disciples were afraid and all seemed lost and hopeless, but the risen Christ met them in their despair and restored hope through his victory over death.”
“When he rose from the dead on that first Easter morning, the risen Christ brought the light of hope into the darkness of despair.”
Archbishop Michael Jackson has recorded a series of reflections for Holy Week in Holy Trinity Rathmines.
A group of clergy from the Church of Ireland Dioceses of Cork, Cloyne and Ross pooled their efforts, and recorded the Passion Gospel – the traditional reading of the entire story of the final days and hours in the life of Jesus Christ.
On Palm Sunday Christians would usually gather for their traditional processions recalling the entry of Jesus into Jerusalem on a donkey, when people welcomed him, and greeted him enthusiastically waving branches.
There are many inventive initiatives being taken by parishes across the dioceses of Meath and Kildare, as we rise to the challenge of the Coronavirus.
Please join us for Easter Devotions as we share a daily Psalm & Song throughout the month of April.
On the eve of Holy Week, Bishop David McClay shared an Easter message with the Diocese of Down and Dromore.
The Bishop of Derry and Raphoe, the Rt Revd Andrew Forster, has given his blessing to an initiative begun by one of the parishes in the diocese which aims to provide prayerful support for those who are self–isolating during the Covid–19 public health crisis.
