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Archbishops of Armagh condemn depraved attack on PSNI officer in Omagh
In a joint statement, the Archbishops of Armagh condemn the act of depraved violence against a senior police officer last night in Omagh.
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Bishop of Derry and Raphoe condemns attempted murder of PSNI officer in Omagh as “callous and evil”
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”.
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News from Eco–Congregation Ireland
Eco–Congregation Ireland’s latest newsletter is now available.
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Anglican Consultative Council – looking ahead to 2026
Archbishop John McDowell has delivered a video message at the close of the 18th meeting of the Anglican Consultative Council (ACC–18), which was held in Accra, Ghana, over the last week. The Church of Ireland looks forward to warmly welcoming ACC–19 to Ireland in 2026.
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A new year in our dioceses
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!
RCB Library Notes
When a book becomes an archive
The RCB Library holds some 70,000 print items, and there is a substantial portion of these that are classed as rare books. However, there are few as rare and unique as the volume which forms the basis of this month’s story.
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Introduction of new Chaplain at The Hub, Belfast
A Service of Introduction and Licensing of the Rev Danielle McCullagh as Chaplain at The Hub, Belfast, took place on Wednesday February 15.
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‘Switched On’ connects children and families with everyday life in Nepal
Rachael Murphy, our Children and Families Development Officer, is encouraging parishes, schools and families to make use of ‘Switched On’ – which will be published next week (beginning Monday, 20th February).
