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Before the Ending of the Day

As the Church’s year draws towards its close, attention turns naturally to endings: the passing of time, the completion of our labours, and the...

What Does It Mean to be Anglican?

This is a surprisingly difficult question, particularly because Anglicanism has always had a rather catholic capacity for accommodating people who disagree with one another....

The Catholic Question

A Roman Catholic British Prime Minister exposes some curious constitutional anomalies in Church appointments, argues Stephen Farrell It is either a sign of increased religious...

When the Mind Forgets and the Soul Remembers

Across our parishes, many families are walking the long road of Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia, accompanying loved ones as memory, language,...

How are Bishops Made?

In May, June, and possibly July, an Episcopal Electoral College (EEC) will convene to elect the next Bishop of Cork, Cloyne and Ross. It...

A Nation Counted: What the 1926 Census Reveals of Ireland’s Changing Soul

On the morning of 19th April, the 1926 Irish Census was made available online. I cannot be the only reader of the Gazette who...

The Thirty-Nine Articles of General Synod

The Editor offers the following Articles as a helpful aide for those who aspire to play a full and active role in the proceedings...

Time to Review the Daily Worship App?

Eight years after its release, the Church of Ireland Daily Worship app deserves a clear-eyed review. It was developed by Thought Collective and launched...

Be Still: Notes from a Chair

This reflection is written in the hope that it might help someone else. That is its aim. What follows does not arise from crisis...

Christmas Cover Competition

Winner: Caroline Stewart (Magheralin Parish, Down and Dromore) The Gazette’s annual Christmas Cover Competition once again drew an impressive array of entries, reflecting both the...

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