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Fifteen Charities Receive Black Santa Appeal Funding

The proceeds of the 2016 Black Santa Appeal were handed over to representatives of 15 charities who joined the congregation in St Ann’s Church, Dawson Street, Dublin, on Sunday February 12.

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Joy Bells in Waterford

In Waterford, the bells of the Christ Church Cathedral are known locally as the ‘Joy Bells’. They have been silenced for renovation but will ring again on March 19th at 11am. Dr Mary McAleese, former President of Ireland, will preach in the Cathedral at 10am and launch the ‘Joy Bells’ of Waterford following the service.

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Church Music Dublin: Preparation of the piece

Church Music Dublin is pleased to announce that the third video from the set on choir training, with Mark Duley, is now available.

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Clogher Diocesan Appointments

A new Diocesan Registrar has been appointed by the Bishop of Clogher, the Right Revd John McDowell. It is one of a number of appointments announced by the Bishop.

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Church Music Dublin: The voice and warm–ups

Church Music Dublin is pleased to announce that the second video from the set on Choir Training, with Mark Duley, is now available.

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Retirements in Cashel, Ferns and Ossory

Two clergy retirements have been announced in the Diocese of Cashel, Ferns and Ossory.

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Irish Times Notes

Church of Ireland Notes from ‘The Irish Times’

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2017 Theological Lecture at Queen’s University

This year’s annual Church of Ireland Theological Lecture at Queen’s University, Belfast, on Monday February 6, was by renowned American scholar Professor Mark Noll.

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Dean of Belfast announces he is to leave St Anne’s Cathedral

The Dean of Belfast, the Very Rev John Mann, has announced that he will be leaving St Anne’s Cathedral at Easter to take up a post in England.

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Irish Times Notes

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