The Rt Revd Dr Kenneth Kearon, Chair of the Church of Ireland’s Church and Society Commission, made the following statement regarding the UK Supreme Court’s judgment in the case involving Ashers bakery on Wednesday, 10th October.
The Revd Suzanne Cousins’ dissertation on Christian–Muslim engagement – ‘Generous Love in Multi–Faith Ireland’ – has been positively reviewed in two church publications over recent months.
A comprehensive and user–friendly writing and reference guide for students of the Church of Ireland Theological Institute is now available online.
The choristers of St Fin Barre’s Cathedral Choir, Cork, together with their families embarked on an 8km walk around Mahon Point and Blackrock Village in Cork last Saturday, 6th October.
Unit prices for both RB General Unit Trust (RoI) and the RB General Unit Trust (NI) have been verified and added for Quarter 3, 2018 to www.ireland.anglican.org/valuations.
Last Tuesday evening, 9th October, the Revd Alastair Donaldson was instituted as Rector of the Kinawley and Holy Trinity Group of Parishes – Derrylin, Crom, and Drumany (Chapel of Ease).
On Saturday next, 13th October, the Bishop of Cork, Dr Paul Colton, will travel to Courtmacsherry and unveil a memorial to two sisters who died in the Leinster tragedy.
The foundation stone of the Church of Ireland parish Church in Bantry, County Cork, was laid two hundred years ago this month on 23rd October, 1818.
From the Church of Ireland General Synod Board of Education (Republic of Ireland).
On Sunday, 7th October, the centenaries of both the second wave of the ‘Spanish’ Flu and the approach of the end of the First World War were remembered in a remote and fairly neglected graveyard on a hillside, at Maulinward (Meall an Bhaird), in the Parish of Kilmocomogue, near Durrus in West Cork.
