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Lisbon, Lisburn — and the Bonds that Bind Us

Paul Arbuthnot -
We all have a favourite place to go on holiday. It might be here in Ireland or further afield. But I’m a creature of...
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Running Out of Time?

John Deane-O’Keeffe -
Anyone got the time, I wonder? I suppose it depends. If you are 13 years of age (are you really reading this magazine at...
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A Cathedral Easter

Stephen Farrell -
As all clergy know, if you haven’t got Easter sorted before Ash Wednesday, you are very much on the back foot. Choosing music, deciding...
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Allowing Space for God

Conor O’Reilly -
Recent developments in the Middle East, in addition to the ongoing and seemingly endless and intractable war in Ukraine, have led to me making...
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Planting Hope Under Occupation

Mieke Scholte -
Life was simple on the farm Tent of Nations near Bethlehem — on the West Bank in Palestine — where I stayed for more...
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A Theological Reflection on the Emergence of the Board of Peace

Seán Murphy -
The unveiling of the so-called Board of Peace at Davos — accompanied by American-led ceremony and unmistakable Donald Trump fanfare — should not be...
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Addiction is the Solution — Not the Problem

John Deane-O’Keeffe -
Growing up I was very afraid of alcohol — until I wasn’t. My view on the whole thing was quite simple. People who drank...
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In vino veritas

Stephen Farrell -
When this issue of the Gazette hits the newsstands or the inboxes of readers, we will be in the depths of the rigours of...
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A Prophetic Disruption: Christ at the Door

Evangeline Ekanayake -
This story was shared with the Gazette by The Revd Dr Maithrie White-Dundas. As we usually do, on the night of 31st December, I went...
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Lent, Grief, and the Hope of Easter

Conor O’Reilly -
I write this article shortly before the beginningof Lent. By a cruel twist of fate, the beginning of Lent coincides with the anniversary of...
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