Yesterday (10th July) the Rev Bill Mullally, President of the Methodist Church in Ireland, took part in the National Day of Commemoration multi-faith service held at the Royal Hospital Kilmainham, Dublin.
Instead of wearing his military medal, Mr Mullally wore a safety pin on his preaching scarf as a sign of his – and the Methodist Church in Ireland’s – commitment to being an active part of the campaign to break down barriers of difference, promote tolerance and peace in our communities and, ultimately, combat racism.
Speaking after the service, Mr Mullally said that ‘as people of faith, we are called…
