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Revd Andy Hay introduced in Clonallon and Warrenpoint with Kilbroney

Revd Andy Hay was introduced as Priest-in-charge of the Grouped Parishes of Clonallon and Warrenpoint with Kilbroney on Monday 6 January 2025, The Feast of the Epiphany. Parishioners, friends, and colleagues gathered for the service in Kilbroney Parish Church, Rostrevor, which was led by the Area Dean, Canon Myrtle Morrison. Andy has taken up the role following his curacy in St Finnian’s, Cregagh and his training rector, Canon Jono Pierce, gave the address.

  • Revd Andy Hay and Revd Liz Hanna who looked after the parish during the vacancy
    Revd Andy Hay and Revd Liz Hanna who looked after the parish during the vacancy
  • Bishop David chats with the congregation
    Bishop David chats with the congregation
  • Benedictine monks of Holy Cross Abbey, Rostrevor
    Benedictine monks of Holy Cross Abbey, Rostrevor
  • Area Dean, Canon Myrtle Morrison
    Area Dean, Canon Myrtle Morrison
  • Revd Pat Kerr, recently appointed BIshop's Chaplain, Revd Ali Calvin, Revd Andy Moore and Revd Colin Morris
    Revd Pat Kerr, recently appointed BIshop's Chaplain, Revd Ali Calvin, Revd Andy Moore and Revd Colin Morris
  • Revd Karl Teggarty, Revd Louise Donald (Warrenpoint Methodist) and Canon Scott McDonald
    Revd Karl Teggarty, Revd Louise Donald (Warrenpoint Methodist) and Canon Scott McDonald
  • Andy with his preacher, Canon Jono Pierce
    Andy with his preacher, Canon Jono Pierce
  • Archdeacon Mark Harvey, Canon Jono Pierce, Revd Andy Hay and Bishop David McClay
    Archdeacon Mark Harvey, Canon Jono Pierce, Revd Andy Hay and Bishop David McClay
  • Revd Andy with Bishop David
    Revd Andy with Bishop David
  • Revd Andy with Archdeacon Mark
    Revd Andy with Archdeacon Mark
  • Kilbroney Handbell Ringers
    Kilbroney Handbell Ringers
  • Handbell ringers in action
    Handbell ringers in action
  • The service begins
    The service begins
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