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Standing Committee Of The Church Of Ireland Appoints New Honorary Secretary

The Standing Committee of the Church of Ireland yesterday, (Tuesday, 11 March), elected the Revd Gillian Wharton as Clerical Honorary Secretary of General Synod.

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St Augustine’s Welcomes Appointment Of New Rector

St Augustine’s in Londonderry, known affectionately as ‘the wee church on the walls’ is celebrating the appointment of a new Rector. The appointment of Revd Malcolm Ferry was announced on Sunday 9 March at Services in St Augustine’s and All Saints Clooney.

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Midleton College – A Church of Ireland School – Supports Stand Up! Awareness Week Against Homophobic And Transphobic Bullying

Midleton College, a Church of Ireland second level school in the Diocese of Cork, Cloyne and Ross is planning an active week ahead (10 – 14 March 2014) participating in Stand Up! Awareness Week Against Homophobic and Transphobic Bullying.

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New Lay Ministers Of The Eucharist In Cork, Cloyne And Ross

Every three years, lay ministers of the Eucharist, who assist with the distribution of the sacrament, are recruited in the parishes of Cork, Cloyne and Ross.

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Sermon by Bishop John McDowell at Commemoration Service for Senator Billy Fox, Aughnamullen Church

A sermon preached by the Rt Revd John McDowell, Bishop of Clogher, at the Service of Commemoration for Senator Billy Fox held in Christ Church, Aughnamullen, 9 March 2014.

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New Clerical Honorary Secretary Elected For Cork, Cloyne And Ross

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Carrigaline Church Of Ireland School Celebrates Women’s World Day Of Prayer

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Irish Times Notes

Church of Ireland notes from ‘The Irish Times’

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Barefoot For Holy Week

From Linda Chambers de Bruijn, National Director of The United Society in Ireland.

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Sign up for the Church of Ireland E–bulletin

The next edition of the Church of Ireland e–Bulletin is due out shortly.

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