Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O’Connor on Armagh
David Grealy has been appointed Assistant Director of Music at St Bartholomew's Church. Ballsbridge, Dublin, whose Director of Music is Tristan Russcher.
The Anglican Indigenous Network (AIN) is one of the Networks of the worldwide Anglican Communion. It traces its historic beginnings to the 1991 General Convention of the Episcopal Church in Phoenix, Arizona where the first step was taken toward forming a network of indigenous Anglicans.
The official launch of Christ Church Cathedral’s Junior Organ Scholarship Scheme will take place on Sunday 4 September 2011 at 15.30 during the office of Evensong.
More than 800 children have ended up in casualty in each of the past three years having drunk alcohol. A report obtained by BBC Wales under the Freedom of Information Act makes for disturbing and challenging reading.
The Mothers’ Union has launched its new online shop. Last year, almost half the MU’s community development budget came from the profit on income generated by MUe.
The Dean of Kilmore, the Very Reverend Rev. Raymond Ferguson, has been appointed All Ireland Chaplain to the Mothers’ Union. He succeeds Bishop Richard Henderson, formerly of Tuam Diocese
There are three training opportunities this autumn in Belfast, Dublin and Lisburn for those involved in children’s Sunday Clubs and mid-week groups. Whether you have volunteered for the first time or have been a leader for years there is chance to be refreshed, encouraged and resourced for this crucial ministry.
A small group of three from Limerick and Killaloe Diocese are preparing to travel to South Africa's Western Cape to visit their link diocese of Saldahna Bay.
A Zimbabwe Anglican priest and his family have been evicted from their home by priests loyal to excommunicated bishop Nolbert Kunonga. Others across the diocese have also been ordered to leave.
The programme of this increasingly popular major annual event in Armagh is extensive and includes BBC broadcasts.
The following communique was issued on the 10th IALC which was held August 1 - 6. 56 Anglicans from six continents and from 19 provinces of the Anglican Communion assembled within the Cathedral Precincts for the biennial meeting of the International Anglican Liturgical Consultation, 1 - 6 August 2011.
The Church of Norway has expressed its deep gratitude towards the international ecumenical fellowship for prayers and support after the terror attacks in Oslo and at Utoya on 22 July 2011.
Sir Paul Reeves, a former Anglican archbishop and primate who became New Zealand's first Maori governor general, died on Aug. 14 from cancer at the age of 78. Report and tribute by Anglican Secretary General follows.
On a trip for Confirmation Sunday at the Church of the Redeemer in Amman, Bishop Dawani laid the foundation stone for a new school in Husn, Jordan.
The Choir of Derby Cathedral will give recitals and sing at a number of services in Armagh, Coleraine, Derry and Belfast from Saturday August 20 - Sunday 28.
Services and events
A short course in Dublin for organists, cantors and anyone who leads singing with Sunday clubs, schools and youth choirs
A hymn sung by Seymour Street Praise Group ‘Come, now is the time to worship’ aptly summed up the mood of a great afternoon of praise and worship in Lisburn.
The Down and Dromore Albany Youth Team has arrived home safely after a fantastic trip to their link diocese.
The Church of Ireland Youth Department seeks to appoint a Dublin based Youth Ministry Development Officer.
The Los Angeles Times has reported that Court documents filed on Tuesday also show that the Diocese of Orange and Chapman University have increased their offers for the evangelical mega-church's property - see also earlier CNI report.
A new trust fund from the Anglican Foundation sets the old institution on a fresh path: engaging little people in the pews.
The Mothers' Union of the Anglican Church in the Diocese of Trinidad and Tobago marked the 90th anniversary of its founding in grand style this summer.
Choirs on tour. Events this week in Dublin, Killarney, Kilkenny, and Castletownshend
Today the Anglican Church of Southern Africa will officially join an international campaign to end violence against women and girls known as the White Ribbon Pledge campaign. At the Women’s Day service at St Georges Cathedral Cape Town today, Tuesday (9th August), the bishops of the Dioceses of Cape Town, False Bay and Saldanha Bay will be signing a pledge on behalf of their churches “Not to commit, condone or remain silent about all forms of Gender-based violence.”
St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin, Scholarship for Charles Wood Singer, Irish Youth Choir Concert, Organ duet recital, Work in progress
Christchurch leaders have revealed the unconventional design they want to use for the city's temporary Cathedral and it is made out of cardboard.
Church Divinity School of the Pacific has been awarded a $90,000 grant from the Arcus Foundation and a $75,000 grant from the E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation to support the completion of work on proposed rites for the blessing of same-gender relationships in the Episcopal Church, according to a release from the school, located in Berkeley, California.
Church bombings are increasingly becoming an issue in Iraq: just as a Baghdad court sentenced three men to death for church bombing that killed 68 in October of last year, at least 20 people were wounded when a car bomb exploded outside a Roman Catholic church in central Kirkuk, Iraq, early Tuesday.