Thought for the Day – Saidie Patterson

I contributed the Thought for the Day on Radio Ulster on Sunday 21 February.

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Saidie Patterson

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Thought for the Day – Mary Ann McCracken and Racial Justice Sunday

I contributed the Thought for the Day on Radio Ulster on Sunday 8 February – Racial Justice Sunday.

You can mark Racial Justice Sunday in Belfast by attending the 4 Corners Festival event, ‘The Journey Towards Reconciliation,’ with author, activist … Read more...

Thought for the Day – The Quiet Revival?

I contributed the Thought for the Day on Radio Ulster on Monday 28 July.

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The Quiet Revival?

Have you heard about the Quiet Revival?

Recent headlines suggest that churchgoing in … Read more...

Ciara Mageean – Hope is a Habit: My Thought for the Day on Radio Ulster

This week, the Thoughts for the Day on BBC Radio Ulster consider the theme of ‘Hope’. My contribution reflects on Ciara Mageean’s stunning summer on the track.

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Ciara Mageean: Hope

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Reflections on Angela Merkel’s Legacy: My Thought for the Day on Radio Ulster

Today, Olaf Scholz becomes Germany’s new Chancellor. Last month, I reflected on the legacy of outgoing Chancellor Angela Merkel’s on BBC Radio Ulster’s Thought for the Day.

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Our Noah Moment: My Thought for the Day on Radio Ulster

My Thought for the Day on Radio Ulster considers the wisdom of Pope Francis (and a six-year-old boy), as the UN Climate Change Conference continues in Glasgow.

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Our ‘Noah Moment’

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