Diocesan News
Young pilots remembered at RAF Volunteer Reserve service
Young lives lost in the service of their country were remembered and honoured as the RAF Volunteer Reserve unveiled a memorial plaque in Belfast Cathedral on Sunday May 19.
Young lives lost in the service of their country were remembered and honoured as the RAF Volunteer Reserve unveiled a memorial plaque in Belfast Cathedral on Sunday May 19.
An Anglican church in Hong Kong is appealing to parishes in the Church of Ireland who might have a brass eagle lectern they could donate. St Philip’s Church was severely damaged in September 2018 when Super Typhoon Mangkhut swept through Hong Kong.
Some of Ireland’s most coveted silverware took centre stage at a service celebrating inclusivity in the Gaelic Athletic Association in St Patrick’s Cathedral on Sunday, May 26.
The Archbishops of Armagh welcomed the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall to the city yesterday (Wednesday, 22 May).
The Controlled Schools’ Support Council raised £182 for Cancer Focus NI at its coffee morning in Stranmillis University College on Wednesday (22 May), which brings the total raised by the Council to date to over £2,000.
The smiles and laughter said it all on day two of the St Anne Trust Belfast Primary Schools’ Choir of the Year competition when pupils from two special schools took centre stage!
On Tuesday, 21st May 2019, the Lord Mayor of Cork, Cllr Mick Finn, made a courtesy call to the Bishop of Cork, Dr Paul Colton, and Mrs Susan Colton, at their home in Cork City.
To celebrate the 150th anniversary of Disestablishment and to support the Church’s ministry in the future, the Church of Ireland Youth Department – with support from the Priorities Fund and the Fabric and Development Fund – has created a Young Leaders In Ministry Fund.