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SUMMER ISSUE 2021 the Bishop Writes DIOCESE OF TUAM , KILLALA AND A CHON RY SUMMER ISSUE 2021 The Bishop writes . September and Tuam (Priests) on Sunday 19th September can go ahead. Our weekly Diocesan Virtual services have now been running for well over a year. The clergy and Diocesan Reader have played their part in organising and providing the recordings for the Dean to edit and produce. I am extremely grateful to all who have contributed in any way but not least to Dean Alistair who has given time and expertise each week to provide this service for us. The rota had been agreed until the end of August but with the opening up of SUMMER ISSUE 2021 worship in our churches, I think that The magazine of the Church of Ireland these services could finish at the end of Diocese of Tuam, Killala and Achonry Reading the whole of the Bible in Lent June. If the Dean, who monitors was no small undertaking and I should numbers who log on, indicates www.tuam.anglican.org like to express my thanks to all who otherwise, we can review the situation contributed in any way to this effort to – we have, after all, become quite adapt COPY DEADLINE raise funds for the water project in our at changing course over recent months! All submissions for the Easter Issue of link Diocese in Kajiado, Kenya. People Tidings, including advertisements, must from far and wide sent contributions or There has been much speculation over be in by 4th September 2021 chose to sponsor the reading of a recent weeks as to what ‘Church’ might chapter. The good news is that we look like when the pandemic passes. VIEWS EXPRESSED reached our target of 11.500 euro Undoubtedly, some things will be Views expressed in Tidings are those (£10,000). What is even better is that different. In our numerically small but of the contributors and are not Bishops’ Appeal has agreed to match- geographically large Diocese, the skills necessarily the views of the Editor or fund our contribution. Hence, many learnt in availing of Zoom and other the magazine committee. congratulations to all; from the forms of virtual communications will cut McWhirters whose idea it was, to the down the hours many of us spend in the DIOCESAN MAGAZINE co-ordinators of the technology, the car – let alone the carbon footprint! All advertising enquiries should be clergy who organised the readers, those Already we have taken the decision that directed to: Revd Dr Andrew Ison who read, those who supported by most of our Diocesan meetings will be [email protected] attending or sponsoring. All in all, it was a held virtually. I believe we have probably wonderful team-effort that brought many come to appreciate one another more EDITOR people together during Lent to think of and how we interact, when we do meet Revd Dr Andrew Ison others while reading the scriptures! with each other, should also be different. [email protected] So too, we have learnt to reach out to Looking ahead we are hopeful of seeing neighbours and others in our local DESIGN & PRINTING Church life return to something akin to communities and no doubt, other Design: Amanda Moore Design normal. Services over the Summer pioneering opportunities will have been Printing: KPS Colourprint Ltd months should be possible in most spotted and will be seized upon in post- Knock, Co. Mayo places with congregations limited to 50. Covid Ireland! Fearful of post-Confirmation gatherings and possible spreading of the virus, the My hope is that, whatever the long-term Government has advised against future holds, we will all be able to enjoy Confirmations taking place at this time. the summer and have a break of some Respecting the advice, we have re- kind. These have been trying times for arranged our Confirmation services for us all and we long to break free and the Autumn. The Institutions in the experience new routines and rekindle Omey and Killala Groups will also be old friendships. May God bless you and delayed until September-October when all who, as visitors to our Diocese, seek it is hoped larger congregations will be refreshment and renewal at this time. permitted. We are also hopeful that the two Ordination services planned for +Patrick Tuam Killala (Deacons) on Sunday 12th 1 Dreams Deferred dates for your diary This was held via Zoom with 53 attendees. The Clergy & former Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church and Bishop of St Andrews, Dunkeld and readers Dunblane, the Rt Rev David Chillingworth was the speaker. Bishop Chillingworth has his own blog ‘Thinking Aloud’ (www.bishopdavid.net) and QUIET after the Quiet Morning Bishop David reflected DUE TO COVID 19 RESTRICTIONS, upon his time with the people of Tuam, Limerick ALL OF THE FOLLOWING ARE MORNING and Killaloe…. PROVISIONAL ARRANGEMENTS JUNE Thu 3rd Diocesan Board of Education meeting, via Zoom, 7.30pm Sun 6th Claremorris Service, 12noon – to be confirmed Mon 7th Diocesan Finance Committee, via Zoom, 7.30pm Tue 8th Diocesan Glebes & Property Committee, via Zoom, 7.30pm Dreams Deferred Thu 10th Diocesan Council Meeting, via Zoom, 7pm Mon 14th RB Week, Dublin, via Zoo Langston Hughes’ poem of Ireland from Westport in the North to Dingle in Thurs 24th Clergy Book Club, via Zoom 10.30am Harlem – written in the the far south west. There were 53 of them involved. year of my birth 1951 – Online meetings make sense when you consider the JULY says this: travel time and cost involved in moving from one end Sun 4th Claremorris Service, 12noon of the country to the other. What happens to a AUGUST dream deferred? Does it Much of what I learned from them had echoes in our Sun 1st Claremorris Service, 12noon dry up like a raisin in the experience in Scotland. We have similar challenges in sun? Or fester like a sustaining a presence across huge geographical spaces SEPTEMBER sore—And then run? and with relatively small numbers. We too have found Sun 5th Claremorris Service, 12noon Does it stink like rotten that endless amalgamations and groupings don’t Fri 10th-Sun 12th Ordinands’ Retreat, Westport meat? Or crust and sugar necessarily achieve what is needed – better by far to Sun 12th Ordination of a Deacon – Mr Martin Steele, Killala, 4pm over—like a syrupy sweet? Maybe it just sags like a identify and put in place some indigenous ministry Sun 19th Ordination of Priests, Tuam, 4pm heavy load. Or does it explode? presence in each place. So, I listened to people introducing themselves – a relatively small number of Mon 20th RB Week, Dublin or via Zoom A comment in the Church Times from Canon Mark stipendiary clergy working with auxiliaries, lay readers Sat 25th Diocesan Synod, Tuam or via Zoom, 10.30am Oakley pointed me towards these lines and I used and others. A real patchwork of committed ministry. Sun 26th Confirmation for Ballisodare and Achonry Groups, Dream Deferred as the title for a Quiet Morning last Collooney, 10.45am Wednesday. The poem seems to me to say something We talked of course about Covid, about lockdown – Thu 30th–Sat 2nd General Synod, via Zoom haunting about the experience – the constraint – of about how we have experienced the constraints of lockdown. And since a Quiet Morning seems to have that personally. And we talked about how it has OCTOBER plenty of talk in it, I had time to explore it. affected ministry. We talked about dreams deferred. Sun 3rd Confirmation for Galway Group, Galway, 11am The real challenge was to explore together how the Sat 9th Confirmation for Aughaval Group, Turlough, 8pm I was with the clergy of the two Church of Ireland pandemic will have changed our society – and there Sun 10th Confirmation for Aughaval Group, Castlebar, 10am Dioceses of Tuam, Killala and Achonry and Limerick can be little doubt that it will be found to have Mon 11th Diocesan Finance Committee, via Zoom, 7.30pm and Killaloe – two dioceses which will soon join brought fundamental changes – and how we in the Tue 12th Diocesan Glebes & Property Committee, via Zoom, 7.30pm together. Zoom in these moments is amazing. I was church will need to respond. Thu 14th Diocesan Council Meeting, Claremorris or via Zoom, 7pm at home in Edinburgh – the clergy, lay readers and Sun 17th Confirmation for Killala Group, Killala, 11.30am others were stretched all along the western seaboard Mon 18th-Wed 20th Clergy Conference, Adare Sun 31st Confirmation for Tuam Group, Cong, 10am 2 3 Getting to Know You Getting to Know You Getting to know you – Concert Series which takes place in September, Limerick and Killaloe The Killaloe/Stradbally Christmas Carol Service in December and Saints and Singers Festival which takes place over the May Bank Group and Nenagh Union Holiday Weekend. Continuing our feature of learning remarkable building, but it is a miracle of survival. The St. Cronan's Church, Tuamgraney something about the diocese of coming of the railway in the 19th century brought Limerick and Killaloe which Tuam, visitors attracted by the natural beauty of the scenery, to enjoy a simple holiday in such surroundings. In th e Killala and Achonry will amalgamate Cathedral Church of St Flannan, Killaloe, the past is w ith in due cou rs e we off er you a still very much cherished, b ut the life and witness o f the Cathedral continues to thrive. glimpse of another part of that diocese w ith t ha nks to R od Smy th. A ll Saint s C hurch, Castleconnell cut-stone surrounds and replacement aluminium windows.
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