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Errislannan appeal update
The Friends of St Flannan’s, who seek to maintain Holy Trinity Errislannan church for future generations, have thanked all who responded so magnificently to the appeal for the building following its vandalisation at the end of October.
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Irish Council of Churches visit to European institutions
A delegation from the Irish Council of Churches made a study visit to the EU institutions from 28–30 November 2017.
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News from Eco–Congregation Ireland
The November edition of the Eco–Congregation Ireland newsletter highlights events, suggested activities and publications, to help parishes take a greater interest in the environment.
Standing Committee & RB
November 2017 Standing Committee News
The Standing Committee of the General Synod met on Tuesday 21st November in Church House, Dublin.
Diocesan News
‘A night full of promise’: carols from St Fin Barre’s Cathedral CD launch
Saint Fin Barre’s Cathedral Choir held a launch for their new CD of Christmas Carols on Saturday 25th November in the Cathedral.
Diocesan News
Shining a light on gender–based violence
In November in St Cronan’s Church, Roscrea, led by Rev Jane Galbraith, Limerick and Killaloe Mothers’ Union stood in solidarity with women across the world in support of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence Campaign.
Diocesan News
Report of ‘Charting a Future with Confidence’ launched in Cork, Cloyne and Ross
At a special joint meeting, held in Bandon Grammar School on Saturday 25th November, the first report of the process was launched by the Bishop, the Right Reverend Dr Paul Colton.
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Walk of Light reflects on the mountains we need to climb
The 13th annual Dublin Council of Churches Walk of Light took place on Sunday afternoon (November 26).
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“If level of homeless children is ‘normal’ then this normality is wrong”
Fintan O’Toole addresses Swift 350 Evensong
The power of Jonathan Swift’s moral outrage and his stature as a literary figure were commemorated at a special Service of Choral Evensong in St Patrick’s Cathedral on Sunday afternoon (November 26).
