Diocesan News
Drumbeg team visits Northern Uganda
Rev. Willie Nixon and a team from Drumbeg recently spent a week in Nyapeya, Northern Uganda, where they are partnering with Fields of Life to build a school.
Rev. Willie Nixon and a team from Drumbeg recently spent a week in Nyapeya, Northern Uganda, where they are partnering with Fields of Life to build a school.
Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin, celebrated St Brigid’s Day with the world premiere of a new anthem commissioned by the Girls’ Choir.
St Michael & All Angels’ Church, Castlecaulfield, was the venue for this year’s Christian Unity Week service in Donaghmore parish.
The RCB is pleased to make available a new Parish Handbook which aims to connect the foundations of our Church to today’s members and to make the role of service on a select vestry enjoyable and rewarding.
The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity was marked by Services throughout Tuam, Killala and Achonry. Of the many gatherings, one was held in Straide Parish Church in Foxford.
Walking for water is what you are doing if you are a Maasai woman and getting hygienic water is imperative, so if you are from Oltiasiki in Southern Kenya and you are a woman you will spend a large part of everyday walking and walking and walking to collect and bring back water to your home.
The Bishop of Limerick and Killaloe, the Rt Revd Kenneth Kearon, is delighted to announce the appointment of the Revd Patrick Comerford of Rathkeale Group of parishes, and prospectively Director of Continuing Education in the diocese, as Precentor of the Joint Chapter of the Cathedral Churches of St Mary, Limerick, and St Flannan, Killaloe.
The Rev. Tony Murphy, from the Church of Ireland Diocese of Cork, preached at the Irish language Inter–denominational Service in Christ Church Cathedral Dublin during the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.
This year the material for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity (18–25 January each year) was prepared by the churches in Germany and focused on the 500th anniversary of the German Reformation.
Four Parish Readers, John Gawley, Caroline Morrow, Amanda Strong Carden and Nicola Padden, began their ministry in Kilmoremoy Union on Sunday 29th January.