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Take Time to 'Be' rather than 'Do' - Bishop of Connor tells Synod

The Church of Ireland Bishop of Connor, the Rt Rev Alan Abernethy, urged people to take time to ‘be’ rather than always ‘do’ when he addressed a packed annual Synod.

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Healing Through Remembering Day of Private Reflection

Healing Through Remembering (HTR) is inviting people to mark the third Day of Private Reflection on Sunday 21 June. Details of planned activities are provided.

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Bishop of Connor's Statement on Racist Attacks

The Bishop of Connor expresses condemnation of racist attacks on Romanian families in South Belfast.

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Bishop David Chillingworth Elected New Scottish Primus

The Rt Revd David Chillingworth has been elected Primus of The Scottish Episcopal Church. Messages of congratulations from the Archbishop of Armagh and Bishop of Down & Dromore.

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'We are a nation in trauma' says Church of Ireland Bishop of Cork

"Only the victims matter now – but State, Church and institutions in Irish society must take a good look at themselves to see what abuses or injustices they perpetuate"

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Irish Times Notes

Church of Ireland Notes from 'The Irish Times'

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Connor Clergy Widows Second Annual Tea Party

Clergy widows from across Connor Diocese came together at St Peter’s Church, Belfast, on June 10 for the second annual widows’ tea.

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Four Priests Ordained in Diocese of Connor

Four new Priests were ordained in the Diocese of Connor in a service held in St Thomas’s Parish Church, Belfast, on June 11.

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The Revd Canon Dr William Johnston has been appointed Precentor of Clogher

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Indian Orthodox Metropolitan Visits Armagh

The Most Revd Dr Mathews Mar Thimothios, Metropolitan of the Indian Orthodox Church's Diocese of Europe and Africa, visited Armagh on Thursday 11 June where he and other members of the Indian Orthodox Church in Ireland were met by the Archbishop of Armagh.

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