My Thought for the Day on International Women’s Day – Margaret Chase Smith #ChooseToChallenge

My Thought for the Day on BBC Radio Ulster marks International Women’s Day with the story of a pioneering politician from my home state, Maine: Margaret Chase Smith.

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Have you ever

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JFK & the Future – My Thought for the Day on BBC Radio Ulster

Yesterday I contributed the ‘Thought for the Day’ on BBC Radio Ulster, the 57th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

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JFK & The Future

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John Treacy vs Steve Ovett – My Thought for the Day on BBC Radio Ulster

Click here to listen to my Thought for the Day on BBC Radio Ulster. Or listen to it below.

It’s one for all the runners out there, reflecting on a famous 1980 race between Ireland’s John Treacy and Britain’s Steve … Read more...

‘It is better for the body to be tired, than the mind’ – My Thought for the Day on BBC Radio Ulster

 

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It draws on my experience as a marathon runner.

The text of today’s contribution is below.

‘It is better for the body to be tired,

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The Peace Walls Remain – My Thought for the Day on BBC Radio Ulser

Click here to listen to my ‘Thought for the Day’ on BBC Radio Ulster.

It draws inspiration from a story told in my biography of Fr Gerry Reynolds, Unity Pilgrim.

The text of today’s contribution is below.

The Peace Walls

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The Worldwide Web is their Parish – My Thought for the Day on BBC Radio Ulster

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This one is especially for all the John Wesley fans out there, and those who have been adjusting to ‘religion online’ during the Covid-19 pandemic (… Read more...

‘Going anywhere nice on your holidays?’ – My Thought for the Day on Radio Ulster

Click here to listen to my ‘Thought for the Day’ on BBC Radio Ulster.

I’m scheduled for  further contributions, on the next three Tuesdays.

You can read the text of today’s contribution below.

‘Going anywhere nice on your holidays?’

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