St Brigid’s College, known as Coláiste Bhríde, recently celebrated its Golden Jubilee with a special Mass of Thanksgiving at St Brigid’s Church in Carnhill, Derry. The event brought together students, staff, alumni, and members of the local community to reflect on the college’s significant impact over the past fifty years.
Bishop Donál McKeown presided over the Mass and spoke about the vital role of St Brigid’s College in shaping the future of Derry. He emphasized the importance of education in fostering community and personal development, stating that “the Derry of the future is being built by St Brigid’s College.” His comments highlighted the institution’s commitment to nurturing young minds and its positive contributions to the local area.
After the Mass, attendees gathered at the school for refreshments and entertainment, fostering a sense of celebration and community spirit. This gathering not only served as a reflection on the college’s rich history but also provided an opportunity to look ahead to its future contributions to education in Northern Ireland/The North.
Established fifty years ago, St Brigid’s College has played a crucial role in the education of generations of students in Derry. The Golden Jubilee celebration underscores the college’s enduring legacy and its ongoing commitment to excellence in education within the community. The event marks a significant milestone in the institution’s history and its continued influence on the educational landscape in Northern Ireland/The North.
Source: https://www.derrynow.com/news/home/2047940/the-derry-of-the-future-is-being-built-by-st-brigids-college-bishop-donal-mckeown.html
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