Tommy Burns' Canonisation Considered by Catholic Church
Tommy Burns' Canonisation Considered by Catholic Church

Tommy Burns' Canonisation Considered by Catholic Church

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In Belfast, mourners gathered to honor the late poet Michael Longley, celebrated for his works inspired by nature and the Troubles, at a service attended by prominent figures including the President of Ireland and members of the literary community. Meanwhile, the legacy of Tommy Burns, a former Celtic player and manager known for his deep faith, is being considered for sainthood by the Catholic Church, emphasizing his piety rather than his athletic achievements. Garrett Carr's novel 'The Boy from the Sea' is a heartfelt homage to the people of Donegal, set in the small town of Killybegs in 1973, where a mysterious baby is found and adopted by the local Bonnar family, capturing the community's spirit and character. Historian Jason Burke highlights the historical significance of May Street in Belfast, a site of political intrigue and home to notable figures, underscoring the area's vibrant past.

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