Diocesan News
Agherton Parish appoints Northern Ireland’s first parish nurses
Agherton Parish, Portstewart, Diocese of Connor, has become the first Church of Ireland parish in Northern Ireland to employ professional parish nurses.
Agherton Parish, Portstewart, Diocese of Connor, has become the first Church of Ireland parish in Northern Ireland to employ professional parish nurses.
The Season of Advent begins on Sunday, 1st December, and so starts a new liturgical year and a fresh cycle of daily Scripture readings. Church of Ireland Publishing has announced that ‘Sunday and Weekday Readings 2020’ is now available.
There was an air of celebration in St Stephen’s Parish Church, Millfield, Diocese of Connor, last weekend (October 25–27) as the parish marked 150 years of worship.
The Police Service of Northern Ireland is asking members of the public to be wary following the reports of two scams in recent weeks in Counties Antrim and Armagh.
A comprehensive new book, ‘St Macartin’s Cathedral – At the Heart of the Community’, will be launched by the Bishop of Clogher, the Right Revd John McDowell, in the Cathedral Hall, Enniskillen, on Wednesday, 13th November at 7.30pm.
The choristers of the Choir of St Fin Barre’s Cathedral, Cork, and their families embarked on an 8km walk around Mahon Point and Blackrock Village in Cork on Saturday, 19th October.
Join us at Belfast Cathedral for a series of conversations around traditional Bible stories inviting participants to dialogue across difference.
Representatives of the Churches of the Porvoo Communion gathered in Porto, Portugal, between 10 and 12 October 2019 for a consultation entitled ‘The Voice of the Church in the Public Square’.
The people and clergy of Dublin & Glendalough can shape their future with confidence in the 150th year since the Disestablishment of the Church of Ireland, Archbishop Michael Jackson told its recent Diocesan Synods.