Diocesan News
Sharing Holy Week and Easter worship
To make sure that everyone in the diocese has access to Holy Week and Easter worship, Bishop David has invited a number of parishes to record a service and share it online.
To make sure that everyone in the diocese has access to Holy Week and Easter worship, Bishop David has invited a number of parishes to record a service and share it online.
Each service will be streamed live on Facebook and then will be available afterwards on YouTube.
“Let us share safely the peace of Christ with those who suffer from the coronavirus, with their loved ones, with those who are front line carers, with those who continue to provide us with essential services and with scientists and researchers.”
The relationship between the Church and Handel’s masterpiece was marked by a special celebration on the 200th anniversary of its first performance, on 13th April 1942.
St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin, has opened a digital a Book of Condolences to assist people bereaved as a result of the Covid–19 pandemic.
As part of the Palm Sunday call to prayer for Ireland between 3–4.00 pm made by church leaders and para–church leaders from across the island, Bishop David invites everyone with a connection to any of the churches in our diocese to do three things on Palm Sunday 5th April from 3.45 pm–4.00 pm.
Please join us for Easter Devotions as we share a daily Psalm & Song throughout the month of April. The Psalm is from the lectionary readings for the day and is read from the Book of Common (2004).
The Service on Sunday on RTE One television (on March 29) was led by Archbishop Michael Jackson with prayers by Margaret Healion and music by the Revd Jack Kinkead and Klaas de Vries.
The diocese has put together some updated guidance for church leaders relating to the most frequently asked questions.
The Diocese of Cork, Cloyne and Ross invites you to visit St Fin Barre’s Cathedral, Cork, in the company of Dean Nigel Dunne from your own home.