The members of the Inter–Anglican Standing Commission on Unity, Faith and Order (IASCUFO) recently visited the Church of Ireland Theological at the invitation of the Bishop of Meath, Dr Richard Clarke, who is the institute’s visitor and chair of the Church of Ireland Commission for Christian Unity and Dialogue.
The new academic year at the Church of Ireland Theological Institute is well under way after a family–friendly introductory weekend and the ordination of Year III students as deacons in dioceses throughout the Church of Ireland.
Four members of the staff of Saint Michael’s College, Llandaff, visited the Church of Ireland Theological Institute recently to discuss academic and curriculum developments in ordination training in the Church of Ireland
The Church of Ireland Theological Institute has announced the appointment of the Revd Patrick McGlinchey to the post of Lecturer in Missiology and Pastoral Studies.
Leading Irish and British theologians from Dublin, Belfast, Cambridge and Durham – from the Anglican, Methodist and Roman Catholic traditions – were among the speakers at a recent seminar in the Church of Ireland Theological Institute.
The Church of Ireland was represented by Canon Patrick Comerford of the Church of Ireland Theological Institute at a recent Seminar on Deacons, the Diaconate and Diakonia.
Lent and Holy Week are special times for the students and staff at the Church of Ireland Theological Institute, with special services, reflections and visitors marking this season of preparation for Easter.
Visit Four visitors from the Church in Wales, including two bishops, were guests at the Church of Ireland Theological Institute recently when they met members of the staff and students to discuss the programme for ordination training at CITI.
The new semester in the Church of Ireland Theological Institute is now up and running after a very busy programme for the opening weeks.
Ordinands pay end–of–semester visit to Irish Jewish Museum
