As we begin to follow Jesus on his journey to the cross, Ann Higgins speaks on the ‘Shallow Voices’ on Palm Sunday and David Charleton speaks on ‘Contrasting Voices’.
Last year, with church buildings closed for public worship, and with people trying to find ways to observe Holy Week at home, the Bishop of Cork, Cloyne and Ross, Dr Paul Colton, picked up on a suggestion from England that people put a cross in their window for Holy Week. Bishop Colton is suggesting this again this year.
The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Saviour, are at the core of the Christian faith. Join with us as we worship him and explore what it means to believe in and follow Jesus.
Following on from his message to schools and everyone at Christmas – when Bishop Paul Colton told the Christmas story using the stained glass windows of Saint Fin Barre’s Cathedral, Cork – the Bishop has done the same now for Holy Week and Easter.
Many congratulations to the Rev Canon Bob Wilkinson who celebrated his 100th birthday on Wednesday March 24.
Parishioners of St Patrick’s & St John’s United Parish of Whitehead & Islandmagee, Diocese of Connor, walked enough miles between January 1 and March 17 to complete two full circuits of Ireland!
Services and events from Cork, Cloyne and Ross over Holy Week and Easter, including a selection of videos to help with reflection and worship.
Ruth Gyves, Diocesan Lay Reader in Holy Trinity, Rathmines, has just released her fourth booklet entitled ‘Joy for the Soul’.
It’s time to note the links and set your reminders and note it in your diaries – Cork Diocesan Youth Council (CDYC) is delighted to announced the schedule for Unmuted: What they said about Jesus – a drama in five episodes.
