The ‘State Prayers’ controversy in the Church of Ireland, 1948–1950, as revealed by the papers of Hugh Arthur Cornwallis [A.C.] Maude Esq (1904–1982)
Today is a milestone day for the 133 first year students of Temple Carrig School in Greystones. The new secondary school, which is under Church of Ireland patronage, opened its doors for its first day of school this morning.
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Members of seven Dublin churches, including Whitechurch and Rathfarnham Church of Ireland parishes, took to the sea on 31st August 2014 on Killiney Beach, Co Dublin, to stand in solidarity with people suffering from the impacts of climate change.
The Church of Ireland Historical Commemorations and Centenaries Working Group is sponsoring a short story competition for those between the ages of 15 and 21 to mark the important centenary of the outbreak of the First World War. The prize for the best story will be €1,000. The deadline for entries has been extended to 24 October 2014.
The Zacchaeus Outreach Project enjoyed a great four days with the members of Liverpool FC Foundation coaching staff from the 18th to 21st of August 2014 at the Mid Ulster Sports Arena in Cookstown.
The new Rector of Rathdrum and Derralossary with Glenealy, the Revd Brian O’Reilly, his wife Karen and son Cillian received a warm welcome to the heart of the Diocese of Glendalough last night.
On Sunday, 24 August, during a celebration of the Feast of St Bartholomew the Apostle, the Revd Cliff Jeffers was instituted as Rector of the Parish of Fanlobbus Union.