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Bishop Ken Good's Christmas and New Year Message 2007

Christmas and New Year Message from
The Right Revd Ken Good, Bishop of Derry and Raphoe

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Joint Christmas Message from the Two Bishops of Clogher

Bishop Michael Jackson and Bishop Joseph Duffy
Christmas, 2007

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Willowfield Community Association backs campaign to stop deportation

Willowfield (Down) Community Association backs campaign to stop deportation of local woman and her four children.

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Opening and Dedication of New Parish Centre In Dunluce

The vision and commitment of the Select Vestry of Dunluce parish, Connor Diocese, was praised during the opening and dedication of a new parish centre.

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David and His Special Chair Inspire New Children's Book

A little boy with a life limiting illness is the star of a new book aimed at giving children a better understanding of disability.

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John Barry Memorial Bell - Hillsborough

In November 1772 a ship sailed from England to Ireland with a cargo of newly cast bells from Gloucester for two County Down churches.

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300 years of praise and worship celebrated in flowers

Through the medium of flowers the people of Lisburn reflected on the past and looked to the future as Lisburn Cathedral marked 300 years since the town was destroyed by fire.

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Connor Diocese pledges to help build a school in Sudan

Connor Diocese has pledged to help the people of its link diocese of Yei, southern Sudan, in a hugely practical way – by building a school.

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Inaugural Theology Lectures at University of Ulster

The Rev Professor Gerald Bray, Director of Research for the Latimer Trust, London and Research Professor of Samford University, Birmingham, Alabama, will lecture on the Authority of Scripture at the University of Ulster on November 5 and 6.

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Community shocked by teenager's death

Dromore has been stunned by the tragedy of Naomi Wilson's death. She was a highly valued and beloved member of the school community, and had a range of interests which thrilled her, yet her sudden death has brought to an end a life full of potential.

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