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Lest We Remember

Clark Brydon -
In Alan Bennett’s The History Boys, a teacher offers his pupils a rather disquieting observation about the national rituals of remembrance: ‘there’s no better...
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Who is Listening?

Clark Brydon -
There is a small new sentence in this issue which may pass almost unnoticed: our note in the contents page concerning the use of...
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In Good Company

Clark Brydon -
The world is rarely as settled as we imagine it to be. There are moments, however, when its instability is particularly difficult to ignore....
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A Season of Change

Clark Brydon -
‘For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven’ (Ecclesiastes 3:1) The life of the Church is often marked by...
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The Gift of Understanding

Clark Brydon -
As I write this, the Church is entering the week of Whitsun. General Synod has only recently concluded and, as ever, it leaves behind...
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The Long Road North

Clark Brydon -
Two weeks on the road with my golden retriever, Fionn, in the boot provides plenty of time to think about Church matters. On Easter...
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Scars that Speak

Clark Brydon -
Gospel accounts of the resurrection are curiously unpolished. There is no attempt to tidy things up. The disciples are uncertain, scared, and slow to...
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Dust at the Foot of the Cross

Clark Brydon -
The news cycle has felt uncomfortably heavy of late. Arrests for alleged misconduct in public office have unsettled confidence in civic institutions. At the...
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The Cost of Independence

Clark Brydon -
The tone of the Gazette has changed, and it would be dishonest to pretend otherwise. In recent years, we have spoken with cautious optimism about our...
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We need your help!

Clark Brydon -
In March 1856, the first issue of The Irish Ecclesiastical Gazette was published. Its purpose was simple: to give the Church of Ireland a unified, reliable...
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