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Primates meet with Pope Francis
Archbishop John McDowell yesterday morning (Thursday, 2nd May) met Pope Francis in an audience with colleagues as part of the 2024 Anglican Primates Meeting in Rome. Archbishop John had previously met Pope Francis at a Vatican City conference in October 2017 on the theme of ‘(Re)Thinking Europe –
a Christian Contribution…
As Vocation Sunday approaches on Sunday, 12th May, the Commission on Ministry is encouraging clergy and lay readers across the Church of Ireland to set aside some time in their services to consider the call of God in our lives. This can provide an opportunity for parishioners to think about…
CIYD Survey
The Church of Ireland Youth Department has issued a reminder for its survey
‘Researching the youth ministry landscape in the Church of Ireland’ The research project is seeking to assess the full picture of how youth ministry takes place across the Church,
and needs as many parishes as possible…
New appointment – TLK Diocesan Safeguarding Compliance Officer
Tuam, Limerick and Killaloe Diocese is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr Damian Shorten as Safeguarding Compliance Officer.
Bishop Michael Burrows remarks: “The appointment of Mr Damian Shorten as our TLK Safeguarding Compliance Officer brings me a measure of pleasure, confidence and relief.
“Pleasure because we look forward to his…
A new AccessNI Application Pack is now available on the Safeguarding website for the Church of Ireland at this link.
The form has been revised to give clarification on roles applied for and includes an updated list of identity validation documents.
The process for completing an AccessNI application has not…
The Church of Ireland’s 2024 General Synod is approaching, with its in–person meeting to take place at the Armagh City Hotel on Friday, 10th May, and Saturday, 11th May, and the third day’s proceedings held remotely on the evening of Tuesday, 14th May, and (if required) on the evening of…
St Ann’s Stained Glass
St Ann’s Church on Dublin’s Dawson Street has been selected by the National Gallery of Ireland to be a part of its self guided walking tour celebrating the work of An Túr Gloine.
An Túr Gloine (the Tower of Glass) was a stained glass studio founded…
New Braemor Study on the Church of Ireland and black theology launched
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A book with “potential for real and lasting change” in the Church of Ireland is how the fifteenth volume in the Braemor Series was described at its launch in the Church of Ireland Theological Institute last Monday evening (April 8).
The Revd Philip McKinley’s From George Berkeley, to George Floyd, to…
On the Sunday between Ascension Thursday and Pentecost – Sunday, 12th May – clergy and lay readers are being encouraged to set aside some time in their services to consider the call of God in our lives, and to ask parishioners whether this means a step forward for them into…
Archbishops renew appeal for prayers for peace in the Middle East
A statement from Archbishop John McDowell and Archbishop Michael Jackson:
‘We renew our call for members of the Church of Ireland to pray that peace will prevail and humanitarian aid will reach all who suffer at this time.
Every human life has intrinsic value through its creation in the image of…
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