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Mothers’ Union members urged to explore global identity at diocesan service

The bond of identity connects Mothers’ Union members around the globe, Archbishop Michael Jackson observed at the Dublin and Glendalough Diocesan Festival Service yesterday evening (Thursday September 15). The Archbishop encouraged members in branches throughout Dublin and Glendalough to reach out to their counterparts around the world by Zoom for inspiration and energy.

A full report on the service is available here.

Archdeacon of Glendalough the Ven Neal O'Raw, Archbishop Michael Jackson, Diocesan Mothers' Union President Ada Lawson, Diocesan MU Chaplain Canon Leonard Ruddock and Rector of Arklow, Inch and Kilbride, Canon Arthur Barrett.
Archdeacon of Glendalough the Ven Neal O'Raw, Archbishop Michael Jackson, Diocesan Mothers' Union President Ada Lawson, Diocesan MU Chaplain Canon Leonard Ruddock and Rector of Arklow, Inch and Kilbride, Canon Arthur Barrett.

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