He got there! The Revd Stephen McWhirter and parishioners from Rossorry, who welcomed him at his destination in Dublin, chat about what his barefoot pilgrim’s walk from Fermanagh meant to them – and how it will help others.
Just two days after the Palm Sunday missile attack on al–Ahli Anglican Hospital in Gaza City, the hospital’s courageous staff are already working to reopen it.
On Sunday evening, 13th April, the Revd Mark Smith was instituted as Rector of the Kildrumferton Group of Parishes. St Paul’s, Ballymachugh, was filled with parishioners, friends, family and colleagues for a service led by Bishop Ferran Glenfield.
Archbishop Michael Jackson visited Gaza in 2018, including the Al Ahli Hospital which was damaged in an attack this morning. In this interview, he recalls that time and expresses Dublin and Glendalough’s solidarity with the Diocese of Jerusalem amid conflict.
A statement following the further attack on Al Ahli Arab Hospital. The hospital is supported by the Dioceses of Dublin and Glendalough through their relationship with the Diocese of Jerusalem.
As part of Ireland’s Anti–Racism Month, the Primate’s Reference Group on Ethnic Diversity, Inclusion and Racial Justice recently held a discussion on using the Irish Council of Churches’ toolkit for anti–racist work in our dioceses and parishes.
A new video in the Church of Ireland’s ‘Inspiring angles’ series tells the story of the Carraig Centre, a community centre owned and operated by the Carrigrohane Union of Parishes on the outskirts of Cork city.
A major survey from the Church of Ireland Youth Department (CIYD) has highlighted the need for more volunteers to give their skills and energy to help young people grow in faith and have fresh opportunities through the wide variety of youth work in our Church.
