Chaplaincy at 3rd Level

We're all very sad to hear this.

Social justice campaigner Fr Tony Coote has died aged 55 Priest from Mount Merrion raised €550,000 for motor neurone research in a walk last year

Harking back to January's CN3 conference, I notice that DCU is hosting a cultural event on the theme of borders tonight.

Borders | DCU Anam - April 3 & 4, 2019 An evening of poetry and new writing that explores the state of being in-between. Borders are where seams merge, and colours bleed into one other.

As a trainee Chaplain, the former Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams was arrested in the 1980's on Ash Wednesday as part of a CND protest!

Archbishop Rowan Williams on his arrest | The Meaning of Life | RTÉ One The Meaning of Life | Sundays at 10.30pm | RTÉ One See more at: http://www.rte.ie/player rte.ie/tv/meaningoflife/

Thanks to everyone at DCU Chaplaincy for a brilliant few days at our annual CN3 Conference and to Padraig Ó Tuáma, Dr. Cora O'Farrell, Mary Coffey and Jasper Rutherford for their brilliant talks and workshops. Such an inspiring and encouraging way to start the new year! Looking forward to seeing you all in Galway in 2020!

Thanks to everyone who made the third annual National Chaplains' conference such a great success. From delegates to guests, to speakers and even the location, it was both a serious and provocative spiritual gathering, and just great fun.

Photos from the third annual National Chaplains' conference, held in DCU from the 23rd to the 25th of January.

Photos from the third annual National Chaplains' conference, held in DCU from the 23rd to the 25th of January.

Photos from the third annual National Chaplains' conference, held by DCU.

President Brian MacCraith of Dublin City Uni speaking warmly and encouragingly to Uni Chaplains from around the island.
‘I’m happy to endorse to anyone the hard work you do and how important your roles are.’
Comment and photo from Rev Dr Julian Hamilton from Trinity College Dublin.

Chaplains from across Ireland’s diverse religious traditions looking out together across the Battle of the Boyne site