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Cork, Cloyne and Ross is on Instagram!
As of Tuesday, 30th November 2021, the Diocese of Cork, Cloyne and Ross has an account on Instagram. Denise Brueckl, Media and IT officer for the diocese, writes: I am really excited to finally start posting on Instagram. Different social … Continue reading
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People and Places Video Series
To paraphrase Thucydides, the people make the diocese, not the buildings alone. With this in mind a video series called “People and Places” is launching today, Monday 23rd August. It focuses on the many different aspects of church life in … Continue reading
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Bishop Paul Colton’s tells the Story of Holy Week and Easter using the Stained Glass of Saint Fin Barre’s Cathedral, Cork
Following on from his message to schools and everyone at Christmas, when Bishop Paul Colton told the Christmas story using the stained glass windows of Saint Fin Barre’s Cathedral, Cork – the Bishop has done the same now for Holy … Continue reading
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New Year’s Day 1871 – the Disestablishment of the Church of Ireland
Following the passing of the Irish Church Act 1869, and after 18 months of intense preparation, debate, sometimes controversy, and legislating by the General Convention of the Church of Ireland in 1870, the disestablishment of the Church of Ireland occurred … Continue reading
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What’s on? Easter in Cork, Cloyne and Ross
Here is what is on in Cork, Cloyne and Ross this Easter – but first a reminder: Covid-19 Community Response Forum (CRF): First of all, in partnership with Cork City Council and Cork County Council, we have been asked to … Continue reading
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