Diocesan News
Living Worship 2018 – Church Music Dublin hosts two new sessions
Church Music Dublin and announced that its Living Worship workshops will return for two sessions in January and February.
Church Music Dublin and announced that its Living Worship workshops will return for two sessions in January and February.
The longest serving minister in Clogher Diocese, the Venerable Cecil Pringle (Archdeacon Emeritus), has announced his retirement to take effect from the end of February 2018.
A new book ‘Perspectives on Preaching: A Witness of the Irish Church’, published by Church of Ireland Publishing (CIP) in conjunction with the Church of Ireland Theological Institute (CITI), will be launched by the Rt Revd Ken Good, Bishop of Derry & Raphoe, in the Music Room of Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin, on Monday 22nd January 2018 at 5.30pm.
Dr Ed Jones has joined the Music Department of St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast, as Assistant Organist.
The Lord Mayor of Cork has launched the Cork Three Faiths Forum 2018 Interfaith Calendar.
The Clogher Diocesan Board of Mission will be hosting ‘The Bible Comes to Life’ exhibition in Enniskillen in March, the only one of its kind in Ireland during 2018.
Beginning this month, the historian Dr Miriam Moffitt will present a new series of online exhibits entitled: ‘The News Behind the News’, to periodically appear during 2018 showcasing particular stories of interest.
On Monday, 18th December, the official opening was performed by Dr Mary McAleese, former President of Ireland, of the newly developed Nano Nagle Place in Cork.