The Friday April 29 edition of the Church of Ireland Gazette includes a tribute from Bishop Richard Clarke on the life of the late Fr Michael Hurley, who passed away on 15 April. It reads: The Chair of the Church of Ireland’s Commission for Christian Unity and Dialogue, Bishop Richard Clarke, last week paid tribute […]
THE ECUMENICAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE ANGLICAN COMMUNION PAUL AVIS University of Exeter Wednesday 4th May 2011 at 7.30pm J.M. Synge Theatre, Arts Building Trinity College Dublin Paul Avis is the General Secretary of the Church of England’s Council for Christian Unity, Canon Theologian of Exeter, Honorary Professor of Theology in the University of Exeter, a […]
The funeral of Fr Michael Hurley SJ, co-founder of the Irish School of Ecumenics, was held 19 April 2011 at St Francis Xavier’s Church in Gardiner Street, Dublin. The principal celebrant was Fr James Hurley SJ, a brother of Michael Hurley who is based in Hong Kong. The main concelebrants were Fr Tom Layden (Irish […]
Julie Fiala, a Ph.D candidate (Queen’s University, Canada) will present a talk, ‘The Fine Lines Between Us: Drawing New Lines, Making New Images,’ on Wednesday 27 April at 11 am. The seminar is based on her experience of fieldwork and art-making during her time as a visiting student at the Irish School of Eucumenics, Trinity […]
The Irish School of Ecumenics and the journal Concilium – International Review of Theology, will host a reception on Thursday 7 April at 7 pm in the Long Room Hub, Trinity College Dublin. The reception will mark the culmination of the public lecture series ‘Indic Religions and Southasian Diasporas: Toward Religious Cosmopolitanism’ and the publication […]
