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Priorities Fund
Supporting mission and ministry through the Priorities Fund
In the first of a new video series introducing the work of the Church of Ireland’s central committees, Roy Totten talks about how the Priorities Fund helps to advance God’s Kingdom through the Church today.
Diocesan News
Two new priests – a former town councillor and a maths teacher – ordained in the Diocese of Cork, Cloyne and Ross
On Sunday, 31st August 2025, the Rev. Eoghan Healy and the Rev. Andrew Coleman were ordained to the priesthood by the Bishop of Cork, Cloyne and Ross, the Right Rev. Dr Paul Colton.
Archive of the Month
Life in North India, 1910–1939.
Diocesan News
Shine a Light Campaign – Donations Still Welcome for Diocese of Jerusalem
In the face of the ongoing and deepening human and humanitarian crises in the Diocese of Jerusalem and particularly in Gaza and the West Bank, Dublin and Glendalough continue to accept donations to our diocesan Shine a Light Campaign.
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Christian Unity and Dialogue
Peace with Creation
European church leaders promote Season of Creation (1st September – 4th October)
As part of the plans to mark the 2025 Season of Creation, and inviting prayer and action for our common home, the Church of Ireland’s Commission on Christian Unity and Dialogue has commended a joint statement from the Conference of European Churches (CEC) and the Council of Catholic European Bishops’ Conferences (CCEE).
Bishops' Appeal Committee
Church of Ireland diocese raises over £28,000 for the Middle East
Support provided for Tearfund & Anglican Diocese of Jerusalem
The Church of Ireland Diocese of Down and Dromore’s special collection to support humanitarian relief in Gaza and the wider Middle East has reached £28,065.91, up from £10,000 received by the end of July.
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‘Affront to human dignity’ – Statement of the Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr Michael Jackson, on Attacks on Al–Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza City
Our partners in the Diocese of Jerusalem have called on all people to cease turning the sacred space of healing of their Al–Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza City into a battleground.
