Church of Ireland

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The Church of Ireland is an autonomous Anglican church in Ireland, historically linked to the Church of England and characterized by a reformed Catholic liturgy and episcopal structure.

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Statements (51)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Anglican church
Christian denomination
Protestant church
member church of the Anglican Communion
allowsWomenBishops true
allowsWomenPriests true
churchPolity episcopal polity
clergyCanMarry true
communion Anglican Communion
country Ireland
doctrine Thirty-Nine Articles
surface form: Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion

historic creeds of the Christian church
followsTradition via media between Protestantism and Roman Catholicism
governance episcopal structure
hasBishops true
hasCathedral Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin
St Anne's Cathedral, Belfast
St Patrick's Cathedral
surface form: St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin
hasHouse House of Bishops of the Church of England
surface form: House of Bishops

House of Clergy
House of Laity
hasLegislativeBody General Synod of the Church of Ireland
hasParishes true
hasPolity synodical government
hasRite Book of Common Prayer
headquartersLocation Dublin
historicallyLinkedTo Church of England
isInCommunionWith Church in Wales
Church of England
Episcopal Church
surface form: Episcopal Church (United States)

Scottish Episcopal Church
language English
Irish
liturgicalTradition Anglican liturgy
orientation Reformed Catholic
primateTitle Archbishop of Armagh
Archbishop of Dublin
primatialSee Armagh
Dublin
recognisesSacrament Anointing of the Sick
Baptism
Confirmation
Holy Eucharist
surface form: Holy Communion

Marriage
Ordination
Penance
regionServed Northern Ireland
Ireland
surface form: Republic of Ireland
religion Anglicanism (broadly)
surface form: Anglicanism
scripture Bible
separatedFrom Church of England

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Cross of Saint Patrick usedBy Church of Ireland
St Anne’s Cathedral religiousAffiliation Church of Ireland
George Berkeley denomination Church of Ireland
Archbishop James Ussher memberOf Church of Ireland
subject surface form: James Ussher
Jonathan Swift denomination Church of Ireland
Jonathan Swift employer Church of Ireland
St Patrick's Cathedral denomination Church of Ireland
subject surface form: St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin
Bram Stoker religion Church of Ireland
Charles Maturin clergyOf Church of Ireland
Order of Saint Patrick religion Church of Ireland
Christ Church Cathedral denomination Church of Ireland
Christ Church Cathedral churchProvince Church of Ireland
Crown of Ireland religion Church of Ireland
this entity surface form: Anglicanism (Church of Ireland as established church)
Baron Clonbrock associatedWithReligion Church of Ireland
Armagh isPrimatialSeeOf Church of Ireland
Church in Wales isInCommunionWith Church of Ireland
this entity surface form: Anglican Church of Ireland
Down Cathedral denomination Church of Ireland
Ulster Protestants associatedWith Church of Ireland
Early Modern Ireland religiousContext Church of Ireland
this entity surface form: Anglicanism in Ireland
Church of Ireland Diocese of Connor partOf Church of Ireland
John Thomas Romney Robinson clergyOf Church of Ireland
Bishop of Cloyne partOf Church of Ireland
Bishop of Cloyne denomination Church of Ireland
Bishop of Cloyne usedBy Church of Ireland
this entity surface form: Church of Ireland hierarchy
Bishop of Cloyne hasHistoricalReligion Church of Ireland
Bishop of Cloyne isPositionInOrganization Church of Ireland
Bishop of Cloyne isOfficeWithin Church of Ireland
this entity surface form: Anglican Communion (Irish province)
Cloyne religiousDenominationAtCathedral Church of Ireland
Kilkenny College denomination Church of Ireland
Protestant Ascendancy dominantChurch Church of Ireland
Anglo-Irish typicalReligion Church of Ireland
Irish House of Lords composedOf Church of Ireland
this entity surface form: Church of Ireland bishops
Anne Forster associatedWith Church of Ireland
Sir Thomas Drew employer Church of Ireland
Archbishop of Armagh partOf Church of Ireland
Archbishop of Armagh denomination Church of Ireland
Iris Hewson memberOf Church of Ireland
Anglicanism (broadly) hasMajorBranch Church of Ireland
subject surface form: Anglicanism
Portumna hasReligiousBuilding Church of Ireland
this entity surface form: Church of Ireland church
Bishop William King memberOf Church of Ireland
subject surface form: William King
Bishop William King religiousDenomination Church of Ireland
subject surface form: William King
Old Leighlin hasDenomination Church of Ireland
St Michael’s Church of Ireland partOf Church of Ireland
this entity surface form: Church of Ireland parish network
Boyle family religiousAffiliation Church of Ireland