The Leap of Faith Friday 9 November 2018
The Leap of Faith Friday November 9th
On the Leap of Faith this week author, preacher and photographer Helena Connolly talks about her search for perfect places to pray and how she's captured them in her new book Prayerful Ireland.
On November 11, 1918, world leaders signed the Armistice, ending World War I and its four years of bloody conflict. We go to St.Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin where the Very Reverend Dr.William Morton Dean of the Cathedral Installation and artist Ciara Ní Cheallacháin tell us about the 36,000 paper leaves that represent Irish lives lost in World War 1.
Leap of Faith Podcast
Author, preacher and photographer Helena Connolly talks about her search for perfect places to pray. We also head to St.Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin where the Very Reverend Dr.William Morton Dean of the Cathedral Installation and artist Ciara Ní Cheallacháin tell us about the 36,000 paper leaves that represent Irish lives lost in World War 1.
About the Show
In a programme for people of all faiths and none, Michael talks with those whose life experiences cause them to call on their beliefs, as he seeks to discover what religion does for people - and occasionally to them.
With regular updates from across the world’s faiths and from those that hold them, this is a thought-provoking 30 minutes of radio.
The programme is produced by Sheila O'Callaghan, the commissioning editor of the series is Roger Childs.
The Leap of Faith
Presenter: Michael Comyn
Producer: Sheila O'Callaghan
Commissioning Editor: Roger Childs