The Safeguarding Board for Northern Ireland (SBNI) yesterday held a conference to discuss the role of faith communities in safeguarding children in Northern Ireland.
The sun shone on the congregation at the annual St Doulagh’s Church Open Air Service which took place on Sunday (May 29) in Balgriffin.
The horror of the Battle of the Somme was recalled at a special event in Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin, yesterday evening.
Dublin Port’s new Seafarers’ Centre was officially opened on Monday morning. The beautiful new centre is on the site of the old Odlum’s mill at the port and from it the Mission to Seafarers and Stella Maris offer an invaluable ministry to seafarers from all over the world.
Local and family historians with an interest in County Galway will benefit from transcription and indexing work of surviving registers for the parishes of Killinane and Kilconickny, near Loughrea, together with other detailed information of local interest, released online in June’s Archive of the Month.
The Archbishop of Armagh, The Most Revd Dr Richard Clarke, has paid a warm tribute to the work of the Northern Ireland Hospice after visiting its new hospice building for adults at Somerton House in North Belfast.
The 120th Anniversary of St. Columba’s Parish Church, Knock, in East Belfast will be celebrated at the Patronal Festival on Sunday 5th June.
On Saturday morning a number of clergy gathered to hear Andrew Frame (CIYD) speak about recent research on the topic of the disengagement of the 20s and 30s age group with the Church and his own experience of setting up events to facilitate meetings for this age group.