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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鈥檚 traitor can be another鈥檚 hero.

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Dr Ciara Fitzpatrick, Sunday 13th July 2025

This vast space that previously felt like a burden has fast become a haven.

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Gladys Ganiel, Monday 14th July 2025

Kateri clearly experienced God through nature.

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Bishop Trevor Williams, Tuesday 15th July 2025

I never called out the person, I called out the arguments with which I didn鈥檛 agree.

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Paul Connolly, Wednesday 16th July 2025

Being idle, can help us to reduce stress and anxiety.

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Tony Macaulay, Thursday 17th July 2025

After years of planning and months of preparation Portrush is ready.

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Rev Liz Hughes, Friday 18th July 2025

it's a wonderful thing to see human beings using the gifts God has given them.

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Kathleen O'Hare Sunday 20th July 2025

A Church shaped by the people, for the people.

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Prof. Gladys Ganiel, Monday 20th July 2025

Pilgrims wear traditional Breton clothing and carry embroidered banners.

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Canon Simon Doogan, Tuesday 22nd July 2025

They examined paving stones, peered into cracks.

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Paul Connolly, Wednesday 23rd July 2025

The guitar in question was a copy of that one, but a good one.

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Jim Deeds, Thursday 24th July 2025

He created spaces to eat, drink, dance and sing in caves and on mountain tops.

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Rev Dr Liz Hughes, Friday 25th July 2025

In parts of Zimbabwe, due to climate change, farmers are struggling with drought.

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Kathleen O'Hare, Sunday 27th July 2025

Leadership doesn鈥檛 start with perfection. It starts with humility.

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Prof. Gladys Ganiel, Monday 27th July 2025

Whisperings of revival may come as a surprise to churchgoers.

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Canon Simon Doogan, Tuesday 29th July 2025

Let your light shine before others...

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Paul Connolly, Wednesday 30th July 2025

Our friend told us that they had never seen a pint of stout being poured.

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Jim Deeds, Thursday 31st July 2025

He always wanted to know what God was drawing us to.

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Shannon Campbell, Friday 1st August 2025

This generation is discerning, emotionally intelligent, and spiritually restless.

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Kathleen O'Hare, Sunday 3rd August 2025

If we鈥檙e honest, entitlement touches all of us.

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Sean Greer, Monday 4th August 2025

Several at a time they flew by, flapping for all they were worth...

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Canon Simon Doogan, Tuesday 5th August 2025

Sewing a button back on is one of the numerous physical tasks that could land me in A&E.

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Pastor Lindsay Allen, Tuesday 6th August 2025

That can happen in life, things can get quickly out of hand.

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Jim Deeds. Thursday 7th August 2025

I heard a noise from across the street. It was the sound of a child shrieking in delight.

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