Diocesan News
Army donates ancient St Patrick’s stone to Down Cathedral
An ancient religious stone closely linked with Saint Patrick and earlier has been presented to Down Cathedral by the Army which has had it in safekeeping for a number of years.
An ancient religious stone closely linked with Saint Patrick and earlier has been presented to Down Cathedral by the Army which has had it in safekeeping for a number of years.
Hundreds of parishioners from all across the Diocese of Derry and Raphoe converged on Letterkenny on Friday evening for a special event to celebrate the Diocese’s ‘Year of Opportunity 2016’.
The Central Communications Board’s annual Magazine, Website and Social Media Competition is now open and invites entries within each category (details below) from Church of Ireland parishes, dioceses and associated organisations as well as individuals whose social media activity clearly relates to Church activity/outreach/witness.
Pupils from seven schools in the Castlereagh and East Belfast area, together with the Braniel and Gilnahirk Churches have gathered today (11 March) to take a religious and ethical look at two major events in Northern Ireland’s history.
One of the main events in the 1916 centenary calendar in Ireland is Proclamation Day on Tuesday next, 15th March.
Tearfund has appointed Right Revd Harold Miller, Church of Ireland Bishop of Down and Dromore, to the Board of Trustees.
A member of St Augustine’s Church in Londonderry is celebrating after being named 2016 Woman of the Year in Derry–Londonderry for her inspirational role in providing support and friendship to parents across the Derry City and Strabane District Council area.
The Derry and Raphoe Diocese has appointed its first ever Diocesan Children’s Ministry Officer.
Members of the Church of Ireland Retired Clergy Association held a Service of Holy Communion in the Chapel of Unity in St Anne’s Cathedral on Tuesday March 8.