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Pictured in
prayer at their ordination service in Christ
Church Cathedral are the Revd Robert Jones
(foreground) and the Revd Alan Barr (background)
with the Archbishop of Dublin (left). |
| The Revd Peter
Campion, Chaplain to King’s Hospital
School preaching at the ordination of the
Revd Robert Jones and the Revd Alan Barr to
the Diaconate in Christ Church Cathedral. |
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Pictured with
the Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr
John Neill (left) and the Dean of Christ Church
Cathedral, the Very Revd Desmond Harman (right)
shortly before their ordination to the Diaconate
are the Revd Robert Jones (2nd from left),
Curate in CORE and the Revd Alan Barr, Curate
of Bray (2nd from right). |
| Pictured making
the required declarations prior to their ordination
to the priesthood are (right foreground) the
Revd John Marchant, Curate-Assistant, Powerscourt
and Kilbride (Glendalough) and (right centre)
the Revd John Ardis, Curate-Assistant the
Christ Church Cathedral Group of Parishes.
Also pictured are the Registrar, the Revd
Canon Victor Stacey (left foreground) the
Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr John
Neill and (right background) the Archdeacon
of Dublin, the Venerable David Pierpoint. |
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The Revd John
Marchant (left) and the Revd John Ardis (right)
with the Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Revd
Dr John Neill prior to their ordination to
the Priesthood in Christ Church Cathedral. |
| The Archbishop
of Dublin lays the bible on the head of the
Revd John Ardis during his ordination service
in Christ Church Cathedral. |
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Renowned organist
David Briggs who performed a live organ improvisation
for the 1920’s film, the Phantom of the
Opera as part of the 2007 Christ Church Festival. |
| The famous
unmasking scene in the 1920’s film, the
Phantom of the Opera played in Christ Church
Cathedral with organist accompaniment by David
Briggs as part of the 2007 Christ Church Festival. |
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The Rt Revd
Walton Empey, former Archbishop of Dublin
with the Revd Gillian Kingston at the service
in the Pro-Cathedral to mark the visit of
Patriarch Michel Sabbah of Jerusalem, head
of the Roman Catholic Church in Israel, Palestine,
Jordan and Cyprus. |
| Pictured at
the service of peace and reconciliation to
mark the 40th anniversary of the 6 Day War
and the occupation of the West Bank in St
Mary’s (RC) Pro-Cathedral in Dublin are
(left to right) the Rt Revd Walton Empey,
Former Archbishop of Dublin, Margaret Bowden
of Christian Aid (who along with Trócaire
organized the service), Patriarch Michel Sabbah
of Jerusalem, head of the Roman Catholic Church
in Israel, Palestine, Jordan and Cyprus and
the Revd Robert Deane, Rector of Swords who
represented the Archbishop of Dublin. |
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The Archbishop
of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr John Neill and
his wife Betty with HE Mr Claes Ljung Dahl,
Ambassador of Sweden to Ireland during a recent
visit of the Ambassador to the See House,
Dublin. |
| The Minister
for Education and Science, Mary Hanafin TD
plants a tree in the grounds of Kilternan
National School to mark her visit to perform
the official opening of the new school extension. |
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The Archbishop
of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr John Neill, the
Minister for Education and Science, Mary Hanafin
TD and the Rector of Kilternan, the Revd Canon
David Moynan make their way from Kilternan
Parish Church to Kilternan Church of Ireland
School for the official opening of the new
school extension. |
| The scene in
Kilternan Parish Church for the service marking
the opening of a new extension to the national
school. |
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Pictured shortly
after her arrival at the service to mark the
opening of the new extension to Kilternan
Church of Ireland National School is the Minister
for Education (right) Mary Hanafin TD along
with the Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Revd
Dr John Neill and the Rector of Kilternan,
the Revd Canon David Moynan. |
| The Archbishop
of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr John Neill (right)
with Professor Dr Theodor Dieter, Director
of the Lutheran World Federation for Ecumenical
Research, Strasbourg who was speaking at an
ecumenical conference in the Mater Dei institute
in Dublin. |
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The Revd Canon
Douglas Goddard Chaplain of the Mission to
Seafarers in Northern Ireland speaking at
the service marking the 150th Anniversary
of the foundation of the Mission in Ireland
in St Ann’s Church, Dublin. |
| Pictured are
the clergy at the service marking the 150th
Anniversary of the foundation of the Mission
to Seafarers in Ireland (front row, left to
right) the Revd Alistair Harrison, Retired
Curate and formerly of the Mission to Seafarers
both in Britain and Ireland, the Revd Canon
Fred Appelbe, Fr Pádraig Ó Cuill,
Roman Catholic Chaplain to Dublin Port, Revd
Joyce Rankin, Curate in St Ann’s (back
row, left to right) the Revd Canon Douglas
Goddard, Chaplain of the Mission to Seafarers
in Northern Ireland, the Revd Canon Tom Haskins,
Vicar of St Ann’s, the Rt Revd Walton
Empey, former Archbishop of Dublin and the
Revd Canon Adrian Empey. |
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