The Church of Ireland is today, on World Mental Health Day (Saturday, 10th October), launching a major three–year all–island mental health promotion programme.
One of the inevitable casualties of the current coronavirus pandemic has been the Cork, Cloyne and Ross gathering at Ballylickey, County Cork, for the much–valued annual Clergy Conference.
The following list of services may be helpful for those who will be unable to attend worship in person at Church of Ireland services this Sunday.
Last weekend marked an important anniversary for the Dean of Clogher, the Very Revd Kenneth Hall, who is in charge of St Macartin’s Cathedral parish, Enniskillen.
In the context of the consideration of legislation regarding end–of–life issues by Dáil Éireann, the Archbishop of Armagh, the Most Revd John McDowell, and the Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr Michael Jackson, have issued a statement to the members of the Church of Ireland.
St Columb’s Cathedral’s first female Canon in its 400–year–history has been installed as a member of the Cathedral Chapter at a Service in Londonderry. The Rev Canon Katie McAteer, the Pastoral Director of the CCCMSP Group of Parishes, took her stall opposite her colleague, Glendermott and Newbuildings Rector, the Rev Canon Robert Boyd, during a Covid–compliant double Installation Service on Wednesday evening.
The Bishop of Derry and Raphoe, the Rt Rev Andrew Forster, has urged people to follow the advice of public health experts and do their bit to stop the spread of the virus.
Neither a global pandemic nor heavy rain could deter pet lovers in Belfast and beyond from attending the annual Blessing of the Pets at Belfast Cathedral, Diocese of Connor.
A statement from the Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland.
Move over ‘Great British Bake Off,’ because ‘Baking Buddies’ in Belfast’s Lower Shankill is where the real baking talent is!
