We Are Church zoom: Synod 2023 and 2024 with Bishop Alan McGuckian SJ

We Are Church Ireland is hosting a live webinar on Thursday, 25 January from 7pm until 8.30pm. 

Sr. Denise Boyle will be in dialogue with Bishop Alan McGuckian SJ

who participated in the first session of the Synodal Assembly in Rome last October.

A Q & A session will follow the dialogue.

You can register for this free ticketed event 

here. 

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