| JANUARY 2008 |
| The Archbishop
of Armagh, the Most Revd Alan Harper with
the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Dublin, the
Most Revd Dr Diarmuid Martin prior to the
service in Dublin’s Pro-Cathedral for
Christian Unity Week. |
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Fiona Fisher
reading at the Candlemas service in Christ
Church Cathedral. |
| Dáithí
Ó Maolchoille (Cumann Gaelach na hEaglaise)
ag caint le Leas-Ardmhéara Átha
Cliath, Cllr Andrew Montague, tar éis
na Seirbhíse Idirchreidmhigh in Ardteampall
Chríost. |
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Church of Ireland,
Roman Catholic, Methodist and Presbyterian
Clergy from the Diocese of Glendalough meeting
in Ashford during Christian Unity Week. |
| The Most Revd
Eamon Walsh, RC Auxiliary Bishop of Dublin
speaking in St Maelruain’s, Tallaght
during a Christian Unity Service in the Church
organized by local schools. |
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Pictured following
the lecture by Professor Hanan Eshel on the
Dead Sea Scrolls hosted by the Milltown Institute
and the Church of Ireland Theological College
are (left to right) Nadav Cohen, Counsellor
at Israeli Embassy, Tom Whelan, Dean of the
Faculty of Theology at the Milltown Institute,
Fr Finbarr Clancy, Acting President of Milltown
Institute, the Revd Canon Adrian Empey, Principal
of the Church of Ireland Theological College,
Professor Hanan Eshel, his wife Esther Eshel
also a prominent scholar of the Dead Sea Scrolls,
and Fr Kieron O’Mahony, Head of Scripture
Department, Milltown Institute. |
| Professor Hanan
Eshel who delivered at lecture on the Dead
Sea Scrolls at the Milltown Institute hosted
by the Institute and the Church of Ireland
Theological College. |
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The Archbishop
of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr John Neill speaking
at the Hard Gospel Conference. Also pictured
(right) is the Revd Earl Storey, Director
of the Hard Gospel Conference. |
| Meath and Kildare
Diocesan Social Priest, the Revd David Fraser
introduces St Matthew’s Chapel in Mosney
camp to visitors from the Hard Gospel Conference. |
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Pictured at
the Hard Gospel Conference are (left to right)
the Bishop of Meath and Kildare, the Most
Revd Richard Clarke, the Dean of Armagh and
Chairman of the Hard Gospel Project, the Very
Revd Patrick Rooke, the Director of the Hard
Gospel Project, the Revd Earl Storey, the
Minister of State for Integration, Conor Lenihan
TD and the Archbishop of Armagh, the Most
Revd Alan Harper. |
| (left to right)
Gerry Kelly MLA, Junior Minister at the Office
of the First Minister and the Deputy First
Minister in Northern Ireland, the Archbishop
of Armagh, the Most Revd Alan Harper and the
Minister of State for Integration, Conor Lenihan
TD “letting it shine” during the
Discovery Gospel Choir rendition of “This
little light of mine”. |
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The Minister
of State for Integration, Conor Lenihan TD
speaking to residents of Mosney camp at the
Hard Gospel conference. Also pictured is the
Archbishop of Armagh, the Most Revd Alan Harper. |
| The Ambassador
of Israel, HE Zion Evrony signs the visitors’
book during his recent visit to the Archbishop
of Dublin in the See House. |
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Pictured at
the launch of JUMP, a new CIYD initiative
for 18-30 year olds are (left to right) David
Brown, CIYD Youth Ministry Co-ordinator, the
Rt Revd Richard Henderson, Bishop of Tuam,
Killala and Achonry and President of CIYD,
Catherine Little, CIYD Year Out Co-ordinator
and the Archbishop of Armagh, the Most Revd
Alan Harper. |
| The congregation
joins hands for the final prayer at the launch
of the Body of Christ has AIDS, the Bishops’
Appeal Lenten Project in St Georges’
and St Thomas’ Church. The project is
being organised in conjunction with Tearfund
and Christian Aid. |
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Pictured at
the launch of the Body of Christ Has Aids
are (left to right) Ruth Handy, the Revd Ian
Poulton (both members of Bishops’ Appeal),
Reuben Coulter of Tearfund, Martin O’Connor
of Bishops’ Appeal, Victor Henriquez
of Christian Aid and the Revd Olive Donohoe. |
| The cast of
the St Paul’s Parish theatre group entertain
the audience with songs from Okalahoma. |
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The male lead
in the St Paul’s Parish theatre group
entertains the audience with songs from Okalahoma. |
| Pictured in
the prayer room in the Church of Ireland Theological
College are some of the students taking part
in the 24-7 Prayer initiative. Left to right
Ruth West (Down and Dromore), Amy Carey (24-7
Prayer Ireland), Peter Fergusson (Armagh)
and Robert Ferris (Down and Dromore). |
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