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Change the World One Conversation at a Time – Dialogue of Friendship Conference

The 2025 ‘Dialogue of Friendship’ event took place recently, with the theme ‘Listening Well to Build Communities’. These annual events have grown as a collaboration between the Sanctuary in Faith stream and the Church of Ireland Interfaith Working Group. Many thanks to Lynn Glanville, Diocesan Communications Officer for the United Dioceses of Dublin and Glendalough, […]

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Dialogue of Friendship: Countering Voices of Enmity event in Dublin

With thanks to Lynn Glanville, Dublin and Glendalough Diocesan Communications Officer, for writing up the summary and providing photographs of the event . European countries have to find a way to respond with humanity to migrants, the Revd Bonnie Evans-Hills told a gathering in Dublin on Saturday (May 25). Speaking at an event organised by

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Second annual Sanctuary in Faith ‘Dialogue of Friendship’ Event

The Sanctuary Faith Stream will again be partnering with the Church of Ireland Interfaith Working Group for this year’s event, with the theme of ‘Countering Voice of Enmity’. Centenary Methodist in Ranelagh, Dublin, which was designated a Church of Sanctuary in 2022, is the venue for the event.  The keynote speaker, The Revd Bonnie Evans-Hills,

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Dialogue of Friendship – Event Explores How Diverse Communities Can Live Together

‘Hate can unite bad forces – it is important to be anti-hate.’ This was one of the many messages to emerge during the discussion at an interfaith gathering in the Irish School of Ecumenics in Trinity College Dublin on Saturday morning (May 20). Against the backdrop of a series of anti-migrant incidents which have hit

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Register now for ‘Dialogue of Friendship: Living Together in Diverse Communities’

Booking is now open for ‘Dialogue of Friendship: Living Together in Diverse Communities’, a day conference being organised by the Sanctuary in Faith Stream, in partnership with the Church of Ireland Interfaith Working Group. Date: Saturday, 20 May, 10.30 AM – 3.00 PM Venue: Irish School of Ecumenics, Trinity College Dublin This conference and networking event

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Four New Churches of Sanctuary to be recognised

Places of Sanctuary Ireland will be recognising four new Churches of Sanctuary in the coming weeks.  In a wonderful showing of ecumenical solidarity, four churches of different denominations spread right across the island are being recognised as Churches of Sanctuary during the four-week period of Advent, the season of preparation within the church year leading

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Collection of Reflections from the recent Trauma Care Seminar

This piece appeared in the Church of Ireland Gazette (monthly magazine), in June 2021. Trauma and torture are not lightweight topics to discuss. When Places of Sanctuary Ireland recently organised a seminar entitled ‘Trauma-informed Pastoral Care’, for clergy, lay chaplains and pastoral workers who work with refugees and asylum seekers within their worshiping communities or

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Sanctuary in the Oireachtas – Ireland makes history

1 2 3 4  Places of Sanctuary Ireland groups and members from Dublin, Waterford, Portlaoise, Newbridge, Drogheda and Ballaghaderreen, most of them graduates of the Sanctuary in Politics courses, gathered in Dublin’s Leinster House on Wednesday 17th May to make history with the first ever Sanctuary in the Oireachtas. Our hosts were David Stanton TD,

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