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In Praise of the Country Parson

Paul Arbuthnot -
Not too long ago, I was visiting my mother in my hometown of Carrickfergus. She remarked to me that during any quiet moment I...
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The Lost Art of Disagreeing Well

Conor O’Reilly -
Following the killing of Ann Widdecombe, Christians have a responsibility to show that conviction and civility can coexist, writes Conor O’Reilly It used to be...
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Trump, Tribes, and True Believers

John Deane-O’Keeffe -
In an age of political silos, we might have more in common than we think, says John Deane-O’Keeffe After the Gazette’s short summer break, I...
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‘No One Came’

Maithrie White-Dundas -
There is a terrible loneliness and abandonment in being attacked when you know you have no one you can call — no one you...
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A Life Audit Over Rosé

Stephen Farrell -
As I write this there is an ominously long list on my desk taunting me. It is the list of things to be completed...
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Unrepresented: The Problem with a Monocultural House of Bishops

Rebecca Guildea -
You know what I like about you? You’re tall.’ So said an attendee at a funeral taken by my training rector. He had considered...
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The Need for a Christocentric Identity

Conor O’Reilly -
In the past few decades, there has been a perceptible drift by an increasing number of clergy towards political activism and virtue signalling, and...
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Making Room for One Another: Worship, Growth and the Church We Are Becoming

Scott Golden -
There is a telling contrast before us. On an ordinary Sunday morning, many of our parish churches have rather more space in the pews...
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Confessions of a Recovering Denominationalist

John Deane-O’Keeffe -
Now, not a lot of people know this (and why would they), but there are some 300 major Christian denominations in the United States...
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Facing One Another: Communion, Conscience, and the Call to Mercy

Scott Golden -
The May 2026 issue of the Church of Ireland Gazette placed before its readers, on facing pages, two matters which speak rather pointedly to...
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