Eco–Congregation Ireland has recently published its early summer newsletter, which features the Climate Justice Candle’s visit to All Saints, Ballycarney, in the Ferns Union of Parishes, a presentation by the Lighten Our Darkness group to the Corrymeela Community, and the expanded pollinator garden in Carrigaline Union, Co. Cork.
The Church of Ireland’s Primate of All Ireland, Archbishop John McDowell, has added his support for World Refugee Day, which takes place today, Tuesday (20th June 2023).
In the wake of a series of recent intimidatory protests that targeted people seeking international protection, the Irish Inter–Church Committee, is making an appeal for welcoming newcomers and listening to local concerns.
How we can bring light in a dark world was the main theme for the European Conference on Christian Education which this year took place at Lake Balaton in Hungary.
As the Church of Ireland rounds off its coverage of the Coronation, two podcasts have been produced to share a sense of the day on which HM King Charles and HM Queen Camilla were crowned.
The Revd Dr Daniel Nuzum, who serves as Secretary of the Church of Ireland’s Chaplaincy Accreditation Board, was recently commended with a Civic Award by Lord Mayor of Cork Deirdre Forde at an ceremony at Cork City Hall.
The Venerable Dr Stephen McBride, Archdeacon of Connor and Vicar of Antrim, was commissioned as All Ireland Chaplain to the Mothers’ Union in a service at St Patrick’s Cathedral, Armagh, on Sunday June 11.
The Church of Ireland’s Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr Michael Jackson, has been appointed as the Co–Chair of the official international group responsible for ecumenical dialogue between the Anglican Communion and the Oriental Orthodox Churches.
“Census results are always interesting and useful in giving us a dispassionate snapshot in time of the society in which we live and to which we belong and seek to contribute.”
The Search–TCD Chaplaincy Colloquium 2023 was held in the TCD School of Religion on Saturday April 22. The theme was ‘A New Look at the End of Times’ and featured young Irish thinkers on the relevance of biblical apocalyptic today.
