The Irish Government is imposing Level 3 restrictions on County Donegal from midnight on Friday night following a dramatic increase in the incidence of Covid–19 infections in the county.
The following listing may be helpful for building a regular rhythm of worship between Sundays.
Although it has a different flavour, harvest thanksgiving is an important occasion for city dwellers. It’s a time to remind ourselves of the provenance of our food and its abundance and to share with others who are in need.
The Bishops’ Appeal Harvest Newsletter is now available, with stories of how your giving is making a difference in sub–Saharan Africa, the Middle East and South Asia.
The Diocese of Down and Dromore is home to four major harbours – Warrenpoint, Kilkeel, Ardglass and Portavogie – and an important fishing industry. With this film, we celebrate all that the sea gives us and the crews that often risk their lives to bring in the catch.
Four new priests were ordained for Connor Diocese by the Rt Rev George Davison on Sunday September 20 at a service in St Patrick’s, Ballymena.
The Church of Ireland’s Board of Education (Northern Ireland) has expressed its appreciation to all principals, governors, teachers and staff for their dedication on the commencement of a new school term in these most difficult and unprecedented times.
On Saturday 19th September 2020, based at a hub in Claremorris and using the Zoom platform, Tuam, Killala and Achonry became the first diocese of the Church of Ireland to hold its Diocesan Synod during the Covid era.
The first in the Diocese of Down and Dromore’s Harvest series of three films with Bishop David, where we give thanks to God for the fruits of the Land, the Sea and the City.
Dublin is now in Level 3 of the Government’s Resilience and Recovery 2020–2021: Plan for Living with Covid–19. Archbishop Michael Jackson has issued the following message to people living in Dublin.
