Diocesan News19 Oct 2016

Commissioning of 14 New Readers in Armagh Diocese

On Sunday, 9th October 2016, 13 Parish Readers and one Diocesan Reader were commissioned by Archbishop Richard in St Patrick’s Cathedral, Armagh.

Diocesan News19 Oct 2016

New Life in Clonlara

Clonlara is a remarkable witness to what can be done when people are willing to work together. Everyone is welcome.

Diocesan News18 Oct 2016

Cork, Cloyne and Ross Clergy Conference 2016 Explores a Poetic Theme with Canon Mark Oakley

The annual Cork, Cloyne and Ross Clergy Conference at Ballylickey, near Bantry, County Cork took place from Monday, 10th to Wednesday 12th October. The guest speaker was Canon Mark Oakley, Canon Chancellor of Saint Paul’s Cathedral, London.

Diocesan News17 Oct 2016

A Message of Sympathy from Bishop Kenneth Kearon on the death of Anthony Foley

A message of sympathy from the Church of Ireland Bishop of Limerick and Killaloe on the sudden death of Anthony Foley.

Diocesan News17 Oct 2016

Howth Parish Marks Two Significant Milestones at St Mary’s

St Mary’s Parish in Howth celebrated a double anniversary on Sunday October 16. This year marks the 200th anniversary of the first church on the present site in Howth while it is also the 150th anniversary of the present church, which incorporates the tower of the first church.

Diocesan News17 Oct 2016

Living History, Living God – Hundreds of School Children Launch Dublin and Glendalough 800

Almost 500 primary school pupils from across the United Dioceses had a hand in making history on Thursday October 14 by taking part in the launch of the Dublin & Glendalough 800 celebrations.

Diocesan News17 Oct 2016

Christ Church Cathedral choir in Blessington

Parishioners of the Blessington Union of Parishes had a wonderful musical treat yesterday (Sunday October 16) when Christ Church Cathedral Choir visited St Mary’s Parish Church.

Irish Times Notes15 Oct 2016

Church of Ireland Notes from ‘The Irish Times’

Diocesan News14 Oct 2016

Knock Knock Week in Eglinton

Most people can give a humorous response to the question, “Who’s there?” But the people of Eglinton should be particularly adept at replying now that their local Church of Ireland has delivered a booklet of ‘Knock Knock’ jokes to every home in the village.

Bishops' Appeal Committee14 Oct 2016

Bishops’ Appeal supports Christian Aid’s Haiti response

Bishops’ Appeal is partnering with Christian Aid to respond to Hurricane Matthew, following the destruction which it has caused in Haiti.