Clergy from the United Dioceses of Dublin & Glendalough have recently returned from Jordan for a joint retreat with clergy of their partner Diocese of Jerusalem.
A year after the start of the full scale invasion of Ukraine, people of Greystones gathered in solidarity with their Ukrainian friends at the Rise at Coolnagreina, Tiglin, on Friday February 24.
At Armagh’s Diocesan Synod in October 2022 the Archbishop of Armagh launched a diocesan wide programme called the ‘Flourish Initiative’. This exciting new venture facilitated by the Rev David McComb (Lisnadill and Kildarton) and Mr David Brown, the Diocesan Youth and Children’s Development Officer, seeks to inspire and support parishes to play an active part in the restoration of God’s creation.
The Bishop of Derry and Raphoe, Right Reverend Andrew Forster, has condemned the attempted murder of a police officer in Omagh, on Wednesday evening, as “callous and evil”.
For many of us, this has been our first normal beginning to a new year since 2020 and life has been busy for our parishes and dioceses as they enter into 2023!
A Service of Introduction and Licensing of the Rev Danielle McCullagh as Chaplain at The Hub, Belfast, took place on Wednesday February 15.
Representatives of 126 charities gathered at St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast, on Sunday February 5 for the annual Good Samaritans Service and the distribution of £130,000 raised by the 2022 Black Santa Sit–out.
Visit St Mary’s Cathedral, Limerick, for a series of six concerts to celebrate St Patrick’s Day 2023.
‘News of successive earthquakes happening in Turkey and in Syria have filled us all with sadness and a sense of helplessness at the plight of hundreds of thousands of people throughout the region and this also includes the peoples of Cyprus and Lebanon.’
Bishop Pat Storey has been interviewed for ‘Finding Brigid’, which was broadcast on RTÉ One television yesterday evening (Tuesday, 31st January).
