Diocesan News
Cork Teachers Complete Church of Ireland Religious Education Certificate
In recent weeks, 10 teachers from primary schools in the Church of Ireland Diocese of Cork have completed the Religious Education Certificate Course (Follow Me).
In recent weeks, 10 teachers from primary schools in the Church of Ireland Diocese of Cork have completed the Religious Education Certificate Course (Follow Me).
A truly unusual and historic community project is under way in Dunmanway, County Cork, based at the Church of Ireland parish church – Saint Mary’s – and started by the local rector, the Reverend Cliff Jeffers.
Two different Christian denominations will be sharing the same place of worship during the next year in an example of neighbourliness and friendship.
Solar panels funded by a Dublin & Glendalough diocesan appeal have been installed at Al Ahli Hospital in Gaza.
Since 2000, more than 30,000 migrants and refugees have lost their lives on their way to Europe.
Thoughts from Bishop John McDowell and Bishop Kenneth Kearon on “Reform in Today’s Church” feature in the special issue of Search, out this week, along with papers by a wide variety of theologians and church historians.
From 19–21 June, 2017, Saint Patrick’s Cathedral will host “Cherished Equally: An Ecumenical Exploration of Identity, Stereotyping, and Reconciliation.”
On Thursday, 1st June, at Loughgilly Parish Church, the Revd Graham Spence was instituted as Rector of the parishes of Acton, Drumbanagher and Loughgilly by Archbishop Richard Clarke.
On Thursday 8th June, at Richhill Parish Church, the Revd Gary McMurray was instituted as Rector of the Parish by Archbishop Richard Clarke.