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Podcasts capture Coronation reflections
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.
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.
As June 21 is given increasing recognition across Northern Ireland as a Day of Reflection, Corrymeela, in partnership with Belfast Cathedral, will bring people together to St Anne’s Cathedral for the third annual Service of Lament.
The Representative Church Body Library, the Church of Ireland’s central library and repository for archives, is renowned for its extensive collection of parish registers, and holds a wide range of lesser–known documents covering many diverse aspects of Irish history.
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.
Representatives of the Church of Ireland, Presbyterian Church and Methodist Church in education issues in Northern Ireland have criticised ‘a paper–based exercise’ that doesn’t reflect the day–to–day reality of how RSE is taught in many of Northern Ireland’s schools.
The Transferor Representatives’ Council, which represents the Church of Ireland, Presbyterian Church and Methodist Church in education issues in Northern Ireland, has expressed deep concern at Secretary of State’s announcement on Relationships and Sexuality Education (RSE) and highlighted several flaws in a process of making policy for local schools from Westminster.
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.