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Church of Ireland population of 15,363. 12 Retired Clergy resident in the diocese. 11 Trainee Diocesan Pastoral Assistants. The foundation of the Diocese of Clogher is attributed to St Macartan, strong-man and companion of St Patrick. The Rt Revd John McDowell. One of twelve dioceses in the Church of Ireland. A diocese in the Anglican Province of Armagh. Hundreds attend first day of Bible Come.
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The Mothers Union seeks to bring Christian care to families worldwide. We represent about 1000 Members in 37 Branches within Clogher Diocese in the Church of Ireland, part of the Anglican CommunionPARSED CONTENT
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In 1999, this group of young, second generation fishermen, decided to pool its talent and resources. The result is an 10-strong fleet of modern boats and an impressive collective of skilled manpower. Prawns, Monkfish, Cod, Hake. Dublin Bay Prawn - Nephrops Norvegicus - Langoustine - Scampi - Cigalas - Cloicheáin Bhá Átha Cliath. Tel 353 41 988 1403. Fax 353 41 988 1405.
LITURGIES IN OUR CATHEDRAL CAN BE VIEWED LIVE HERE VIA OUR. This issue will be available in parishes next weekend. Please take a copy and discuss its contents with family and friends. FAMILY PETITIONS FOR WMOF18 TO BE ENTRUSTED TO RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES.
Pope John Paul II Award Ceremony. Pope John Paul II Award Ceremony. Welcome to Clogher don Óige Website. Inspiring young people to grow in faith. Clogher don Óige was launched in 2003 by the Catholic Church in the Diocese of Clogher, to provide activities, events and programmes for young people, both at diocesan and parish level. Pope John Paul II Award night raffle winners.
This is a new facility provided by Clogher Historical Society in 2005, designed to improve co-operation between heritage groups in the border area and to provide a point of contact for small groups who do not have their own websites. If you are looking for information on a particular town or parish, there may be a local heritage group that has specialist information. Click here to enter the heritage network.