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Rev Dr Alex Wimberly, Friday 6th June 2025

My idea of what is normal does not make it normal.

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Rev Lesley-Ann Wilson, Sunday 8th June 2025

I was finally at peace. The decision seemed obvious

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Helen McClements, Monday 9th June 2025

I’ve never forgotten the magic of that summer evening.

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Michael Wardlow, Tuesday 10th June 2025

There are currently about 7,000 languages in the world...

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Rev Gareth Burke, Wednesday 11th June 2025

On reflection I don’t think I‘d get on too well in the world of politics.

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Denzil McDaniel, Thursday 12th June 2025

The Impartial Reporter newspaper in Enniskillen has just celebrated its 200th anniversary

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Nicky Cahill, Friday 13th June 2025

When I lived in Chicago, I longed for the darkness of the west of Ireland

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Rev Lesley-Ann Wilson, Sunday 15th June 2025

I climbed into the front as the minibus filled up with locals and chickens.

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Helen McClements, Monday 16th June 2025

It's a long time since I finished my A-Levels.

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Michael Wardlow, Tuesday 17th June 2025

Over time I developed a range of different identities

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Reverend Gareth Burke, Wednesday 18th June 2025

Humiliated, I returned to the shore on my knees.

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Denzil McDaniel, Thursday 19th June 2025

It’s not just rugby which teaches the value of working together.

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Rev Dr Alex Wimberly, Friday 20th June 2025

All of us are part of a society that has been shaped by violence.

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Helen McClements, Monday 23rd June 2025

My feet are more aesthetically pleasing than normal.

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Bishop Trevor Williams, Tuesday 24th June 2025

Listening more carefully to young men is an urgent priority.

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Rev Gareth Burke, Wednesday 25th June 2025

He looked at me and said: ‘A map?’ ‘Why do you need a map?’

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Denzil McDaniel, Thursday 26th June 2025

There’s a tendency to look at our school summer holidays through rose-tinted spectacles.

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Rev Dr Alex Wimberly, Friday 27th June

It’s become another way of cutting myself off from those closest to me.

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Dr Ciara Fitzpatrick, Sunday 29th June 2025

When I landed a job in a family run stationary shop, I felt like I'd won the lottery.

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Helen McClements, Monday 30th 2025

Reading, regardless of genre, opens our worlds.

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Bishop Trevor Williams, Tuesday 1st July 2025

There is more to "the good life" than a healthy bank balance.

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Rev Gareth Burke, Wednesday 2nd July 2025

Rejection and rebellion seems to be the lot of many leaders

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Denzil McDaniel, Thursday 3rd July 2025

If we want to hold fast to our values we have to speak up for them and embrace change.

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Rev Liz Hughes, Friday 4th July 2025

The associated events came with all the razzmatazz of flags and fireworks

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Dr Ciara Fitzpatrick, Sunday 6th July 2025

I am habitually sleep deprived at the moment.

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Gladys Ganiel, Monday 7th July 2025

The men are not racing; there are no numbers on their vests.

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Bishop Trevor Williams, Tuesday 8th July 2025

Having looked at a work of art, we were going to write poetry.

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Paul Connolly, Wednesday 9th July 2025

I now find myself living with a rescue cat named Pickle.

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Jim Deeds, Thursday 10th July 2025

Lough Derg is an island retreat that has been a place of pilgrimage for over 1000 years.

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Rev Liz Hughes, Friday 11th July 2025

One person’s traitor can be another’s hero.

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