The Theological Institute, which is responsible for ministerial formation and lay training in the Church of Ireland, is seeking to expand its delivery in the areas of Continuing Ministerial Education and Lay Training.
The Church of Ireland Theological Institute (CITI) seeks to appoint a part–time Academic Administrator to provide administrative support for its teaching programmes.
Church of Ireland Theological Institute (CITI) and Trinity College Dublin has found it to be ‘a successful partnership’ which is delivering on the aims and objectives of the MTh.
The first Church of Ireland Certificates in Third Level Chaplaincy were presented recently (22 September 2016) in Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin.
Rev Dr William Olhausen will host this years Pentecost Lecture Series. This years theme is ‘The Work of The Holy Spirit, as seen through the teaching of paul.
Lay Ministry: On following God’s call
This interview was published in the Church of Ireland Gazette on 18 March 2016:
In the run–up to Saint Patrick’s Day [17 March 2016], Canon Patrick Comerford led a retreat for diocesan and parish readers on the topic “The Life of Saint Patrick and his message for us today.”
A recent weekend in the Church of Ireland Theological Institute attracted 55 students who took part in the opening programme of two further training courses.
The Bishop of Limerick and Killaloe, the Right Revd Kenneth Kearon, recently visited the Church of Ireland Theological Institute, preached at the Community Eucharist in the Chapel, joined the community for dinner and met staff and students.
Reader ‘Mini–Retreat’ Conference, March 11th and 12th 2016. “The life of Saint Patrick and his message for us today”.
