Line of Duty character Adrian Dunbar, Superintendent Ted Hastings, said this week’s campaign to celebrate the 100th anniversary of partition in Northern Ireland.
Jesus, Mary, Joseph, little donkey, can we move before this leads us all into a bloody lap? “
OK, no.
So far, a retired Presbyterian minister has a lot to choose from as Prime Minister of Northern Ireland. (This column will not be written on its own).
Paul Gowen of DUP, who is also a member of the Free Presbyterian Church, was one of the distinguished guests at Thursday’s community service, much to the delight of the esteemed Evan Foster.
According to Alan Preston’s best report in the Belfast Telegraph on Friday, Reverend Foster Jeffon was criticized for attending an “anti-biblical” event held “under the cult of apostates gathered here in Ulster.”
The reporter tells us that this week’s service was “deliberately planned to promote the non-biblical religious ecumenical spirit” and that he was alive despite the general opposition of his church to “sadness”.
Prior to the event, the Free Presbyterian Coordinator, Rev. Fr. John Armstrong said, “For the past hundred years it has been designed to promote the goals of anti-biblical ecumenism, which should be the service of the Lord’s celebration and thanksgiving in our country.
Reverend Foster, a former pastor of the Kills Square Church in Umag, said the failure to punish the prime minister for “blatant violation” would be a mockery of their church. He said, “May God have mercy on his people in Ulster who provided bad spiritual and political leadership during these difficult times.
Preston asked Restaurant Foster why it was wrong for Paul Jeffen to attend when he felt it was appropriate before Queen Elizabeth was forced to cancel the illness.
“The Queen is not a free Presbyterian. The Queen is not a seated person,” he said. “I believe in the doctrines of the Free Presbyterian Church.
She is the head of the Church of England, which hunts down all kinds of dirt. This is theological truth. “
That’s right.
There are no members of the royal family in the Royal Hillsborough
A Guard of Honor by the Hillsborough Fort Guard prior to the ceremonies at Hillsborough Castle to officially name the Royal Hillsborough Village. Photo: Niall Carson / PA Wire
Hillsborough was a small village without a prince this week, much to the disappointment of many in the village of Codon.
The ecumenical service at the Armageddor Cathedral of the Irish Church is not the only concert designed for the 95-year-old Queen Elizabeth. It was supposed to be located in Hillsborough to give the town “royal” status. When it was confirmed that she would not be able to attend the party yesterday, there was great hope that another family member would attend instead. But Buckingham Palace rejected it.
Thus, there was no queen or prince or princess to celebrate the attribution of a royal prefix. Despite the setbacks, flag-raising children and proud locals were able to contain their uncontrollable joy when North Brandon Louis arrived to unveil the Patent of Letters – a sc official roll that officially proclaimed the royal status of the village. Year
The patent for Northern Ireland Centennial Letters is in honor of Hillsborough Castle, the official royal residence of Northern Ireland.
“This is great news for the village of Hillsborough, a wonderful place that deserves such a special honor,” said Louis, who makes Fort Hillsborough his official official residence. “The disclosure of the patent letters gives the village a special honor, and recognizes the unique history and close ties that unite the region with the royal family.”
No wonder he rejoices. At least on Thursday night he did not move the queen and his entourage to his spear, and everyone was worried.
The new “Royal Hillsborough” banner was immediately hoisted and posed for photos with DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson, Prime Minister Paul Given and Donaldson’s predecessor Edwin Pots. The village now seems to be joining the Royal Leamington Spa, Royal Tunbridge Wells and Royal Woodton Basset at the Royal Starters Club.
Cough in science
Living in the South: President Michael D. Higgins. Photograph: Laszlo Giaxo / Info
Michael de Higgins will not lose sleep over his decision not to attend the controversial church service in Armagh. He (mostly young girls) received applause when he arrived at Talag Stadium for the World Cup qualifier between the Republic of Ireland and Sweden.
Higgins, an Irish football fan, saw Ireland lose by one goal after a promising performance against a country currently ranked second in the FIFA world rankings. Larry was excited about his football night after a glittering day when the Irish Statistics Society hosted an event at Ores Octane.
After returning from a trip to St. Patrick’s Basilica in Ireland, Secretary of State Sports Jack Chambers also helped the crowd. Her boss suggested to Fianna Fil TD to go to Armag and pick one for the team. Although he continued to post abuse on social media for attending the service, he was relieved to be back in Dublin.
When the British Prime Minister arrived wearing a mask decorated with the Union flag, we heard that there was unrest in Irish government circles. It was understood that no symbols would be displayed, but Boris Johnson was bragging about it. In his world, covenants must be broken.
But back to Michael D.
The Centenarian Bounty Presidential Award is given to the people of the island of Ireland on reaching the age of one hundred. There is a congratulatory letter and a commemorative coin. He could have sent 2, 2,540 (approximately £ 2,000) in exchange for Thursday’s presence on his way to the Royal Hillsborough.
Healers
Danny Healy Ray. Photography: Nick Bradshaw
Danny Healy-Ray on Tuesday took down Dial’s proposal for cross-border health care, noting that it has been used with great success by people in need of joint replacement or cataract emergency surgery. Kerry TD, her brother Michael, and Rural Independent colleague Michael Collins are keenly interested in the subject and have been at the forefront of organizing North Transportation for elderly patients in need of these services.
On the same day, the Brexit Special Committee of the Synod was also talking about the proposal. Catharine Leach Lisa Chambers led a discussion with Health Ministry officials about a proposal to reimburse treatment in an EU member state to a patient who is eligible for the same treatment in their own state / country.
But after Brexit, the order no longer applies to the UK, including Ireland. This attitude was the basis of Danny’s question of Taoist.
“The government is very concerned to ensure that the 350 350 million available under the waiting list project is spent and that every effort will be made to treat people in various locations,” he was quoted as saying. In December.
Meanwhile, the Synod Commission asked witnesses to distribute the number of people receiving health care across the border. Most of the patients are from border counties but more than usual come from Cork and Kerry.
An official said this was the result of “organized logistics assistance”.
Sir Humphrey’s description of the famous cataract bus at Hailey-Rice.
Deceased service on behalf of David Amis
Request for David Amis at St. Teresa’s Church, Clarenton Street, Dublin. Photography: Dara McDonald
Members of the Orthodox Church attended Mass for Delegate David Amis at Clarendon Street Church on Thursday afternoon. Sean Feargall, Sean Feargall, gave the first reading and led the mediation of TDs and senators from all political backgrounds.
The Mass was celebrated by Father Vincent O’Hara, a member of St. Teresa’s Carmelite Church.
British Ambassador Paul Johnston and Australian Ambassador Gary Gray were also present.
The songs during the ceremony reflect Irish and British traditions and include works by Ronan McDonagh (organist and composer of St. Teresa), St. John painter Henry Newman Led, Kindle Light and Charles Wesley’s spiritual lover Jesus. Cantor was Miao Ne Mahaulchatta.
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