Diocesan News
New website offers ministry resources in Limerick and Killaloe
A new set of resources for clergy, readers, schools and all in ministry has gone online in the Dioceses of Limerick, Killaloe and Ardfert.
A new set of resources for clergy, readers, schools and all in ministry has gone online in the Dioceses of Limerick, Killaloe and Ardfert.
Dublin City University’s Church of Ireland Chaplain, Philip McKinley, is to feature in a new television series starting on RTE One on Thursday September 28 at 10.15 pm.
Reflection on the legacy of the Reformation continues in this autumn’s SEARCH (out October 9th) with articles by Kevin Conroy and Steven Ellis respectively on the diaconate as an “inviolate” order of ministry and on how Morning Prayer came to be the favoured Sunday morning service in Church of Ireland parishes.
The first ever Connor Big Sing featuring some fantastic contemporary Christian music was held in Lisburn Cathedral on Sunday 17th September.
On Friday 22nd September 2017, Dr Susan Hood, Librarian and Archivist of the RCB Library in Dublin, participated in a launch event of digitized church records at the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland in Belfast.
A Mothers’ Union Derry and Raphoe Festival Service in Strabane celebrated 130 years of Mothers’ Union in Ireland on Wednesday evening.
The Anglican Communion’s Five Marks of Mission came under the BACI spotlight at their Autumn Lecture on Wednesday evening (September 13) at Castleknock Parish Centre.
Two bishops in the North–West, Bishop Good and Bishop McKeown, have completed a series of joint ‘Walks of Witness’ which they hope will promote reconciliation in their dioceses and highlight their shared Christian witness.
In this new video, Philip McKinley and Matthew Hewston talk about chaplaincy and Kingdom Café’s outreach at Dublin City University.