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Pastoral Letter from the Archbishops and Bishops of the Church of Ireland – available online

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New Clerical Honorary Secretary for Down & Dromore

The Down and Dromore Diocesan Council has elected Revd Canon David McClay as Clerical Honorary Secretary replacing The Rt Revd John McDowell, now Bishop of Clogher.

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A statement from the Archbishops and Bishops of the Church of Ireland

The Archbishops and Bishops of the Church of Ireland have issued a statement following their meeting, 3–5 October 2011, at which they have reflected on current disquiet in the Church caused by disagreements on the matter of human sexuality.

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Address by the Archbishop of Dublin and Glendalough at the Annual New Law Term Service

Annual New Law Term Service at St Michan’s, Dublin

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Board of Education (R.O.I.)

Safeguarding Trust (RI) newsletter, October 2011

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Diocesan News

Address given by The Rt Revd Patrick Rooke at his Enthronement Service in St Mary's Cathedral, Tuam, Sunday 2 October 2011

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Irish Times Notes

Church of Ireland Notes from ‘The Irish Times’

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Diocesan News

Diocese Of Derry & Raphoe celebrates ‘Moving On’

On the evening of 29th September up to 1000 members of the Church of Ireland diocese of Derry And Raphoe came together for a major celebration. The event entitled ‘Moving On’ was held to celebrate the progress made in parishes across the diocese in making the diocesan vision ‘Transforming Community Radiating Christ ‘ a reality at local level.

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Bishop Ken Clarke Gives Book Signing at Good Book Shop

Following reading a passage from the King James Bible as part of the Good Book Shop's year-long 'KJVat400' anniversary commemorations, Bishop Ken Clarke signed copies of his new book Going for Growth at a special book signing event.

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Bishop of Derry Condemns Graffiti in Londonderry

The Right Revd Ken Good, has condemned the appearance, in The Fountain Estate in Londonderry, of graffiti making reference to the Rev David Latimer.

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