Consultant Cardiologist Speaks At Cork Celebrations of Saint Luke’s Day

St Luke’s Day was celebrated in St Luke’s Church, Douglas, Cork, with a special school Service. The focus was on Luke who is described in the Bible as a physician. Dr Ronan Curtin, a school parent, and consultant cardiologist at Cork University Hospital, was the special guest at this Service. He was interviewed by the rector, Archdeacon Adrian Wilkinson, about his work as a cardiologist. The hymns and prayers all reflected the theme of healing and were led by the pupils.

Dr Ronan Curtin, Consultant Cardiologist at Cork University Hospital (and parent of children at Saint Luke's National School, Douglas, Cork) with children from the school and therector, the Venerable Adrian Wilkinson in Saint Luke's Church, Douglas on Saint Luke's Day.

Dr Ronan Curtin, Consultant Cardiologist at Cork University Hospital (and parent of children at Saint Luke’s National School, Douglas, Cork) with children from the school and the rector, the Venerable Adrian Wilkinson in Saint Luke’s Church, Douglas on Saint Luke’s Day.

Later in the morning a Service of Wholeness and Healing in the context of the Eucharist was held. The congregation at this Service was joined by members of the parish healer prayer chain whose members pray for the sick and those in need each day in their own homes.

This entry was posted in Church in Society, Diocese, Education, Parish News, Pastoral, People from Cork, People in Need, Saints Days, Schools in the Diocese. Bookmark the permalink.