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Errigal: Through Our Eyes

Summer Youth Photography Project

All young people under 18 are warmly invited to take part in Errigal: Through Our Eyes, a parish photography project celebrating the beauty, faith, kindness and everyday life found within our community.

“See what matters. See where God is.”

We are inviting our young people to capture the people, places, moments and details that make our parish special, and to reflect on where they see goodness, beauty, faith and God in everyday life.

Who Can Enter? All young people under 18, with Primary and Secondary categories.
What Can I Submit? Up to three photographs taken within the parish boundaries.
Reflection Please include a short reflection explaining the meaning or story behind your photographs.
How To Enter Pick up an entry form and send your photographs and reflection to the parish email address.
Parent / Guardian Consent Parent or guardian consent is required for entrants under 16.
Prizes 1st, 2nd and 3rd place prizes will be awarded in both Primary and Secondary categories, with certificates for everyone who takes part.

Updated Closing Date

Please note that the closing date for entries has been postponed until the end of September. We warmly encourage all our young people to take part and share their photographs and reflections. More details will follow soon.

St. Mary’s Parish Church Ballerin
Regulations for the Lawn Cemetery
Date Posted: 10th March 2026
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Pastoral Letter – Bishop McKeown 2025

The Diocese of Derry – Moving Forward Together in Changing Times
A Pastoral Letter from Bishop Donal McKeown
Diocese of Derry
30th November 2025

Dear sisters and brothers in Christ,

Advent is a season of expectation. It invites us to wait in joyful hope for the coming of Christ once again into our lives at Christmas. Isaiah, John the Baptist and Mary each listened, discerned and responded, even when the path ahead was unclear. Their hope was grounded in God’s promise, and their witness speaks to us now. Times of change can unsettle us, but they can also purify and strengthen our faith.

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St. Joseph’s Church Live Stream
A YouTube camera link is now available for services from St. Joseph's Church, Glenullin.
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Glenullin, Letter to Parishioners