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Dublin and Glendalough launch Diocese of Jerusalem Appeal
“The deepening situation of distress and disintegration of human life and of human dignity in Israel and Gaza deserves our response” – Archbishop of Dublin
The United Dioceses of Dublin and Glendalough have launched an appeal to support the Diocese of Jerusalem in its efforts to deal with the impact of the current war.
Bishops' Appeal Committee
Emergency aid for victims of the floods in Libya
Bishops’ Appeal is grateful to the individuals and parishes who have responded so generously to our appeal for emergency aid for the victims of the floods in Libya, which devastated so many homes and families in September.
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Church Leaders’ meetings with Northern Ireland political parties
The Church Leaders Group (Ireland) invited the leaders of Northern Ireland’s five main political parties to a series of separate individual meetings on Friday of last week (3 November) focussing on the restoration of good governance in Northern Ireland.
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Special poppy remembers sacrifice of air crew in Second World War
A special poppy, made from the metal of a crashed Second World War Catalina flying boat, will be on display at one of the Remembrance Services in Clogher Diocese this weekend.
Literature Committee
‘Sunday and Weekday Readings 2024’ booklet now available
The Season of Advent begins on Sunday, 3rd December, and so starts a new liturgical year and a fresh cycle of daily Scripture readings. Church of Ireland Publishing has announced that Sunday and Weekday Readings 2024 is now available.
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Bible reading and prayer journals available to help build young people’s relationship with God
The Church of Ireland Youth Department has relaunched its FUEL resource ahead of Advent, to encourage young people to get to know more about God as they read his words in the Bible.
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Archbishop of Canterbury speaks on faith and mental health
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Revd Justin Welby, gave the keynote address on faith and mental health to the Church of Ireland’s MindMatters conference on Friday (20th October).
Diocesan News
Bishop Michael Burrows’s Autumn Peregrinations: Empowering Women through Literacy
From the Rt Revd Michael Burrows, Bishop of Tuam, Limerick and Killaloe
“With much gratitude in advance to you all for your generous participation,” Bishop Burrowes writes as he prepares for a fundraising tour of all parishes in his extensive western diocese.
