As last Autumn’s leaves began to fall, members of the Church of Ireland shared in the United Kingdom’s time of national mourning following the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on 8th September 2022.
The Church of Ireland’s responses in the United Kingdom’s time of national mourning following the death of HM Queen Elizabeth II.
The ‘Being Churches together in 21st Century Ireland’ symposium took place today in the Helix at Dublin City University.
Schools’ finances remain extremely challenging due to ongoing significant increases in energy, insurance, cleaning and waste disposal costs, as well as in the cost of teaching materials and buses.
Remarks on behalf of the entire community at Templebreedy National School, Crosshaven, from Bishop Paul Colton, school principal Doris Bryan, and the Chairperson of the Board of Management, Michael Hodder.
A further digitization project at the RCB Library – the Church of Ireland’s central library and repository for archives – sees a significant run of the ‘Record’ of the RCB Library’s founding benefactor, Rosamond Stephen (1868–1952) digitised and searchable online for the first time.
Archbishop Michael Jackson gave the sermon during Sunday’s service at the British–Irish Association’s conference, and looked ahead to 2048 as a potential Year of Jubilee, 50 years on from the Good Friday Agreement.
When a clergyperson takes up their role in a parish, he or she is often asked to become involved in the life of local schools – a great way to serve our communities and also a potentially daunting area of ministry.
The Board for Ministry with Children and Families is delighted to partner with KidsMatter to bring its fantastic parenting programme to our parishes.
