Editor of @CofIGazette
South Dublin, Ireland
Joined February 2009
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I spent two years at theological college writing joke collects and none of them were as dumb as this
A prayer for the World Cup 2026. ⚽
ALT A prayer for the World Cup God of glory, as the world gathers to celebrate the beautiful game, we pray for a harmonious and joyous World Cup. Bring safety and security for players and officials on the pitch, fans in the stands, and spectators at home. May we see and celebrate the hand of God in the creativity of every curving free kick, silky pass or impossible save. May we have compassion and perspective on the miskicks, missed penalties, and muddled VARs. Every winning team needs a losing team – even if you were the better team. Let the journey to World Cup glory be not only for the nation that wins. May we see something more of the world you want us to be: a gathering of every nation and people who share your glory. Amen.
Me, at some point, about my PhD.
gordon brown mr deputy speaker i can announce today that i have decided to lock in
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In his latest editorial, The Long Road North, @ClarkBrydon reflects on a two–week journey through Northern Europe to Nidaros Cathedral — and what the Porvoo Communion reveals about Christian unity, disagreement, and the Church’s shared life.
#ChurchOfIreland #Porvoo #Anglican
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‘I’ve got friends and connections in this country that I never believed I would have had’ irishtimes.com/life-style/pe… via @IrishTimesLife
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We are quick to judge failure in others. Lent does not allow us that luxury.
@ClarkBrydon’s latest editorial confronts misuse of authority in Church and society, and calls the Church back to honesty, repentance, and reform.
Read the piece for free: coigazette.ie/dust-at-the-fo…
After months of hard work from the team at @stpatrickscath and Memory Lane, it was great fun to spend the day signing off the prints of our new stained glass book as it came off the press.
A Legacy of Light features over 80 pages of images of the windows at the Cathedral.
Having edited the book, I can confirm it’s an incredibly high-quality production (if I do say so myself!), so my thanks must go to Louise and Andrew for all they did!
If you’re able to help out a little Anglican newspaper in need, please do!
coigazette.ie/the-cost-of-in…
In this month’s editorial, the Editor, @ClarkBrydon, reflects candidly on the financial realities facing the Gazette — and why a genuinely independent Church paper cannot rely on central funding alone. Independence matters, but it comes at a cost.
coigazette.ie/the-cost-of-in…
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View the story below to see the latest updates, including statements released to the Gazette from the Bishop of @DownAndDromore and the Bishop of Kilmore, Elphin and Ardagh.
🚨BREAKING NEWS: Communion in Crisis!
Gafcon has declared itself the true Anglican Communion — rejecting the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Church’s historic structures in what could be the biggest rupture in Anglicanism for decades.
Read more here: coigazette.ie/communion-in-c…
Wake up. Latest schism just dropped.
🚨BREAKING NEWS: Communion in Crisis!
Gafcon has declared itself the true Anglican Communion — rejecting the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Church’s historic structures in what could be the biggest rupture in Anglicanism for decades.
Read more here: coigazette.ie/communion-in-c…
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Power can shape people in surprising ways. But does it make them beautiful — in the sense of merciful, kind, and gentle?
Read @Paul__Arbuthnot's opinion piece here: coigazette.ie/does-power-mak…
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🚨BREAKING NEWS: The Rt Revd Sarah Mullally, Bishop of London, will become the next Archbishop of Canterbury — the first woman ever to hold this role.
Read the full story here: coigazette.ie/sarah-mullally…
