An Taoiseach Enda Kenny officially opened Temple Carrig School in Greystones this morning. The Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr Michael Jackson, dedicated the building in the presence of almost 400 students, their teachers, government ministers, local TDs and public representatives.
Dogs, their owners and friends of Peata Therapy Dogs gathered in Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin, on Tuesday to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the organisation.
Particular attention was paid to the likely practical and pastoral implications of Brexit for churches whose ministry has always been conducted on an all–Ireland basis.
The annual Cork Diocesan Youth Council (CDYC) weekend on Cape Clear Island (Oileáin Chléire) took place from 23rd to 25th September last. Cape Clear Island is the most southerly point of Ireland.
The Church of Ireland Gazette this week carries coverage of and the communiqué from the recent meeting of the International Commission for Anglican–Orthodox Theological Dialogue (ICAOTD) which took place in Armagh.
The Church and Society Commission of the Church of Ireland has issued the following statement ahead of the Republic of Ireland’s Budget on Tuesday, 11th October.
‘As a mother who lives a comfortable life, I can’t sit by and watch the suffering of millions without doing something.’ So writes Samara Levy on her website for Samara’s Aid Appeal: www.samarasaidappeal.org
At a special school assembly in St Mary’s Church of Ireland School, Carrigaline, County Cork, on the Feast of St Francis of Assisi, Mrs Helen Morgan presented a beautiful framed Tapestry of Noah’s Ark to the children of the School.
More than 500 pupils and teachers from primary schools all over the Diocese of Cork, Cloyne and Ross gathered in St Peter’s Church, Bandon, with the clergy of the Diocese and the Bishop, the Right Reverend Dr Paul Colton, on Thursday, 29th September to celebrate the start of a new school year.