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Friends of the Earth NI, QUB’s Centre for Sustainability, Equality and Climate Action and Climate Coalition NI invite you to a gathering to discuss how a new FoE report Climate Action Plan for Northern Ireland: A Green and fair Recovery for People and Communities can inform Northern Ireland’s post-pandemic recovery. ‘How to build back better, new thinking for post-pandemic Northern Ireland Friday 14th May 2021 1-2.30pm The world is at a pivotal moment. Multiple crises are converging – climate breakdown, ecological collapse, a global pandemic, and growing inequalities. Northern Ireland needs to navigate these crises within the context of being a post-conflict society and with what could be described as at best a struggling democracy and at worst a dysfunctional one. ....
A Presbyterian minister has been praised for her powerful and deeply moving tribute to Sarah Everard after breaking down live on air while reflecting on women s safety. Rev Cheryl Meban, a Presbyterian Chaplain at Ulster University, was overcome with emotion as she delivered her Thought for the Day on Monday morning s Good Morning Ulster on BBC Radio Ulster. Rev Meban began by saying that she had spent a huge chunk of Mother s Day yesterday trying to find words that would be fit for broadcast. Like many people, I am sickened by the murder of Sarah Everard and heartbroken for her devastated family and friends, she said. ....
BBC News Published image captionA priest celebrating an online Mass in an empty church during the first lockdown last year Northern Ireland s main church denominations are to cease public worship until early February. Church leaders have said they recognise the very serious position Northern Ireland is in due to Covid-19. In-person gatherings for worship, along with most other church gatherings, are set to cease from midnight on Thursday until Saturday 6 February. The Catholic Church, Church of Ireland and Presbyterian Churches have all issued statements confirming the move. The Methodist Church has also confirmed it is halting public services. Weddings and funerals will continue, as will some baptisms, drive-in services and private prayer. ....