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Some churches closed on Sunday; parishioners asked to follow Mass online.
Safety first: archbishops have said not to attend Mass if the weather makes it difficult. Photograph: Niall Carson/PA Wire
The Catholic archdiocese of Dublin has said nobody is obliged to attend Mass this weekend if the weather makes doing so difficult or dangerous. |
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The Catholic archdiocese of Dublin has said nobody is obliged to attend Mass this weekend if the weather makes doing so difficult or dangerous. The diocese, which covers the city and county of Dublin, most of Co Wicklow and parts of Cos Kildare, Carlow, Wexford and Laois, said on Saturday that some churches would remain closed on Sunday. |
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Blantyre based songbird Gloria Walusa popularly known as Shekinah has finally released her debut album titled ‘I worship’ which is currently enjoying airplay in different local radio stations. Speaking in an interview Shekinah said her focus in the album is to bring people closer to God through worship songs and also giving hope to the hopeless. |
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Shops and businesses across the State are to reopen on Saturday following closures on Thursday and Friday due to the severe weather. Dundrum Town Centre said many of its stores were open for business from 11am. “As Met Éireann downgraded the snow-ice alert for Leinster from red to orange, Dundrum.... |
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St Piran’s Day is the “national” day of Cornwall when the county celebrates its patron saint. Many people believe it also signals the first day of spring. It’s not just celebrated in Cornwall, of course. All of the places where the Cornish diaspora travelled from America to Australia, Ireland to South Africa will also be holding St Piran’s events. |
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Shops and other services are beginning to reopen today, after the severe weather conditions forced widespread closures in recent days. A status red weather warning has been lifted, although a status orange snow-ice warning remains in effect for Munster, Leinster, Cavan and Monaghan. |
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The Archdiocese of Dublin has issued a statement. There is no obligation for people to go to mass tomorrow if the weather conditions are still bad. The Archdiocese of Dublin has issued a statement to say that the church recommends people watch mass on TV or online instead. |
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The Archdiocese of Dublin has said there is no obligation for people to attend Sunday mass if weather conditions are still poor tomorrow.
"Where weather conditions make it unsafe or where road conditions make it dangerous, imprudent or difficult, there is no obligation to attend Sunday Mass this weekend. |
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Those that live in Liverpool will know that it’s the city that keeps on giving. There is constantly something to do whether it be a new event or new opening. But behind the new shiny offering in the city is a world of culture, character and hidden gems that are all waiting to be discovered. |
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A local minister remembers a time when his grandparents' entire household stopped what they were doing on Saturday mornings to listen to a preacher on the radio as he proclaimed the gospel. The Rev. E.J. Tyson said those weekend mornings always bring back vivid memories. At that time, everything was hushed because there was a program that came on. |
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Charlotte, North Carolina: Standing at the simple wooden pulpit that the Rev. Billy Graham once used to reach out to his global audiences, his five children and evangelists from around the world gave tribute on Friday to a man who for half a century was the world’s best-known living apostle of evangelical Christianity. |
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