The Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr Michael Jackson, has issued a statement as churches in the Republic of Ireland prepare to reopen from Monday.
The following opportunities may be of interest to parishes and dioceses as they consider their property needs at this time and going forward.
The aim of the project is to raise awareness of, and respond to, the mental health needs of communities across the island of Ireland. It also hopes to transform how we understand attitudes towards, and responses to mental health.
‘Wellness in body, mind and spirit is something that our Church wishes to promote and our faith deeply desires.’
The Church of Ireland’s Archbishops and its Council for Mission have endorsed the Thy Kingdom Come global prayer initiative which takes place each year from Ascension Thursday to Pentecost Sunday, and will this year run from 13th May to 23rd May.
Public health regulations in the Republic of Ireland in relation to religious services, attendance at funerals, and weddings, will be changing from next Monday, 10 May 2021.
The Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr Michael Jackson, has welcomed the announcement that in–person church services can resume as part of the easing of restrictions on May 10.
Detectives from PSNI’s Economic Crime Unit are warning the public to be extremely vigilant following multiple reports of criminals posing as police officers.
If you can spot a scam, you can simply put the phone down and stop it there and then. And if you have been scammed, you are not alone and there is something you can do about it.
A selection of videos highlighting initiatives from the central Church – and scenes from the Irish landscape that we’ve seen while out and about – is available on our Vimeo channel.
