Seeds of Vision sown at Dublin and Glendalough Clergy Day; Tuam clergy retreat; New rector from Cape Town; JFK 50th anniversary talk; Cork Reader Commissioning; Limerick mission meeting; Derry Cathedral Choir to sing at Stormont; BBC Choral Evensong
Archbishop of Canterbury's prayers for Phillipines; Archbishop of York visits his charity project in Egypt; Sudan looks to change beyond independence; Confirmation in Tripoli; Reconciliation programme between Egyptian imams and clergy
Four pages of reports from all parts of Ireland
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the death of CS Lewis, the Belfast-born Christian writer and apologist. CNI reports on the local celebrations of this world famous son of the Church in Ireland
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Reports on aspects of church life in Wales, England and Scotland
A second CNI news bulletin on the 10th Assembly meeting in Korea
C of I welcomes financial education boost from Irish government for education; news from Derry, Cork, Down; Children's ministry conferences; and more... Tomorrow Irish and GB news bulletins and second review from WCC Assembly in Korea
A bulletin online xenical of news from Clogher to Cork
A review of the response in Irish newspapers to yesterday's announcement including reaction from Changing Attitude Ireland a group working for change in the Church of Ireland, the Roman Catholic Bishops and others.
Remembrance Sunday at St Patrick’s; Twentieth Anniversary of Divine Healing Ministries; Poverty & Homelessness Action Week ; 60th anniversary of suicide helpline started by Anglican; Aid sector missing chance to help disaster victims, says NGO report; International Anglican mission trustees meet in Dublin; New leader for C of I youth organisation; New Canon for Armagh; Prayer for Today
Includes - Will Pope Francis appoint a female cardinal?; Dublin ordination; Choral Evensong tomorrow; Priest prayed with Disappeared man hours before he was ‘executed’ by IRA; Blasphemy offence should be replaced in the Constitution, says Convention; Retailers oppose church shop plan; Switchers' schism a divine Irish mystery - more on the polyester protestants; Prayer for Today
Mary McAleese wants power sharing for women in the Catholic Church; Reykjavik Communique from the Porvoo Communion; Presbyterian Peacemaker from Northern Ireland Touring Southwest Missouri; Priest smashed in face with hammer during robbery; Gazette editor welcomes encouraging responses to call for a voluntary parades panel to regulate marching; Blasphemy reference in Constitution is ‘largely obsolete’ - ICC; Pro Life groups call BPAS advert in Irish newspaper ‘disgusting’ and ‘callous’; Prayer for Today
WCC chief highlights continuing support for the Middle East and North Africa; Archbishop Welby says it is a 'privilege' to be at the WCC Assembly; Gathering seeks "God of life" amidst conflict and violence; WCC hears about attacks on Egyptian Christians; Examining the contours of religion, politics and power; Renowned ecumenical news agency closes its doors; Activists call on WCC to acknowledge LGBT rights; A day of global pilgrimage with the Korean churches
Irish news - Dublin 2013 Walk of Light; Cookstown focus for Archive of the Month; Finnish youth group visits Cork; General Synod Ireland–wide Census; ‘Locked-in mentality’ of Church of Ireland members criticised; Changing Attitude responds to Irish government same-sex marriage referendum;vmware vcp-510 exam
Irish Mormon Church records surplus after €530k donations; Events; Tribute- Canon Tom McGonigle; Belfast Methodist Central Mission archive;
GB News - Bolton priest raises concerns about victims of Peshawar attack; C of E to investigate reasons for surge in food banks; Church of Scotland announces Moderator Designate; The most favourite hymns; Exert your influence UK Pakistanis told; Church facing divide over blessings for same-sex couplesCCNA 200-120 dumps
Prayer for Today
It started as a split over gay clergy. But now the Anglican Communion is dead; GAFCON to be ‘an Anglican province’ in all but name
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In new format - Changing Attitude Ireland Lecture Marks 20 Years Since Decriminalisation; Autumn Issue of Search; Praying for ourselves; Methodist Historical Society launch web site; Sponsored abseil Viagra online raises more than £6,000; MU GM returns to Belfast; Irish man guides new inter-faith centre in London; Prayer for Today
GAFCON 2013 is over, and their Communique and Commitment is out. It may be premature to parse this document, but I will risk some early reflection and possible scenarios, Bosco Peters writes on Liturgy New Zealand
Gracious and holy God, lead us from death to life, from falsehood to truth. Lead us from despair to hope, from fear to trust. Lead us from hate to love, from war to peace. Let peace fill our hearts, our world, our universe; through Jesus Christ, our Saviour and Lord. Amen.
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Bishop of Connor to visit Korea for WCC Assembly; Polyester Protestants interview; Clogher MU activities; Music events; Protestant Aid post; Ireland to have Same-sex marriage referendum
‘There is a certain combat and indeed violence deeply embedded in theology’...
Church of Ireland Archbishop Michael Jackson is sticking to his guns on the issue of sectarianism, in spite of the unpopularity of his views, Patsy McGarry writes in The Irish Times on Saturday past.
Final preparations for world churches' assembly next week; Churches revive 'Thursdays in Black' campaign against gender violence; Korean ministers and peace activists' prayers against nuclear weapon; Ecumenical Centre in Geneva to become 'Green Village'
Father, I am seeking: I am hesitant and uncertain, but will you, cialis for women O God, watch over each step of mine and guide me. St. Augustine (354-430)
New Book Offering Fresh Theory of Origin for St Patrick Launched; Press comment - All at see; The Creation at St Patrick’s; Fauré’s Requiem at Christ Church; A gift for your church
C of E ministry playing vital role in every community, show latest stats; Church of Scotland invites more parents to consider baptism; Bankers must focus on morals, says Archbishop of Canterbury
Old Catholics, Anglicans commit to deeper communion; GAFCON: Former spiritual powerhouses now 'hostile' to Christian faith
One might have thought that St Patrick is ‘written out.’ I am delighted that this is not the case and equally delighted to have been invited by my friend of long standing, the Reverend Marcus Losack, to unveil his most recent work. Marcus is no new comer to St Patrick and he has devoted much of his ordained life to pilgrimage in Ireland and abroad. - DR Michael Jackson welcomes the publication of a new book on St Patrick -