Chai Brady
The leaders of Ireland’s main Christian traditions have commended those working on the frontline during the coronavirus pandemic for “their work, courage and compassion”.
They also encouraged those taking part in the evening appreciation of healthcare workers to pray for them when the applause has ended and people go back into their homes.
Archbishop Eamon Martin was joined in the call by the leaders of the Church of Ireland, Presbyterian Church in Ireland, the Methodist Church in Ireland, as well as the Irish Council of Churches.
“We have the greatest admiration for our healthcare workers who are literally serving on the frontline in caring for the sick and dying.
“We also remember the countless others who are serving the community in ways, which in other circumstances, we would consider every day,” the Churchmen said.
