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Pictured at their ordination
at Christ Church cathedral are the Revd
Ian Cruckshank (left) with the Revd Norma
McMaster and the archbishop of Dublin, the
Most Revd Dr John Neill.
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The bishop of Taiwan, the
Rt Revd David J H Lai preaching at Christ
Church cathedral recently.
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Pictured during his visit
to Christ Church cathedral is the Rt Revd
David J H Lai, bishop of Taiwan (centre)
with the dean of Christ Church, the Very
Revd Desmond Harman (left) and the Revd
Canon John Bartlett.
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Tristan Russcher with the
Gerhard Markson, Chairman of the Judging
Panel at the International Organ Competition
held as part of the Pipeworks Festival in
Dublin. Tristan came second in the competition.
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| The dean of
Christ Church, the Very Revd Desmond Harman
with Tristan Russcher, organ scholar of Christ
Church & St Patrick's cathedrals following
Tristan’s winning second place in the
International Organ Competition held as part
of the Pipeworks Festival. |
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The dean of Christ Church,
the Very Revd Desmond Harman congratulating
Tristan Russcher, organ scholar of Christ
Church & St Patrick's cathedrals on
his second place in the prestigious International
Organ Competition held as part of the Pipeworks
Festival.
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Mr Mark Duley (left) director
of the Pipeworks Festival and the dean of
Christ Church (right) the Very Revd Desmond
Harman with the winner of the International
Organ Competition Guttorm Edvin Guleng from
Norway.
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A young student
‘scales the heights’ at the West
Wicklow Children’s Festival. |
| The Archbishop
of Dublin (right) with Pastor Robert Dunlop
of the Baptist Church at the interdenominational
Service in Tallaght Hospital for the dedication
of 5 healing scenes from the Gospel of Luke. |
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The Archbishop
of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr John Neill with
the Minister of State for Overseas Development,
Mr Conor Lenihan TD at the presentation of
the Wellesley Bailey Awards in Dublin Castle
recently. |
| The Archbishop
of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr John Neill speaking
at the presentation of the Wellesley Bailey
Awards by the Leprosy Mission in Dublin recently. |
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The Archbishop of Dublin
the Most Revd Dr John Neill lays his hands
on the Revd Darren McCallig who was ordained
to the diaconate along with the Revd Patricia
Taylor, the Revd Patricia Taylor, the Revd
Elaine Dunne and the Revd Stephen McElhinney
in Christ Church Cathedral recently.
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Dublin and Glendalough’s
new Deacons pictured shortly before their
ordination: (left to right) the Revd Patricia
Taylor, Curate Assistant of Wicklow and
Killiskey, the Revd Darren McCallig, Curate
Assistant of Monkstown, the Revd Stephen
McElhinney, Curate Assistant of Kill o’
the Grange and the Revd Elaine Dunne, Curate
Assistant of Castleknock.
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Dublin and Glendalough’s
new Deacons pictured with the Archbishop
and the Dean of Christ Church Cathedral
shortly before the Deacons’ ordination.
(left to right) the Revd Darren McCallig,
Curate Assistant of Monkstown, the Revd
Patricia Taylor, Curate Assistant of Wicklow
and Killiskey, the Most Revd Dr John Neill,
Archbishop of Dublin and Glendalough, the
Revd Elaine Dunne, Curate Assistant of Castleknock,
the Revd Stephen McElhinney, Curate Assistant
of Kill o’ the Grange and the Dean
of Christ Church, the Very Revd Desmond
Harman.
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| The Revd Stephen
McElhinney with his mother, the Revd Liz McElhinney,
Rector of Calry in Sligo shortly before Stephen’s
ordination to the Diaconate in Christ Church
Cathedral recently. This was the first time
in the Church of Ireland that a female priest
was present at the ordination of her son. |
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Archbishop Tutu
with the Discovery Gospel Choir of St Georges
and St Thomas’ Church. Also pictured
are the Revd Horace McKinley, the Revd Patrick
Comerford and the Revd Katharine Poulton. |
| Archbishop
Tutu meeting one of the young parishioners
of St Georges and St Thomas’ at the Discovery
Service recently. |
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Archbishop Tutu
with the Revd Katharine Poulton, Rector of
St Georges and St Thomas’ after the Discovery
Service in the Church recently.
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| Archbishop
Tutu does a ‘high five’ with a young
parishioner at the Discovery Service in the
Church recently.
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