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Tag Archives: Architecture
Dublin and Kilkenny
The last days of 2022 saw me make my first visit to Dublin since 2013 and to Kilkenny since, I think, 1995! A trip to interview the delightful (and Most Rev’d) John Neill for my doctorate. I did a day … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, Photography, Travel
Tagged Architecture, dublin, kilkenny
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View from Yerevan in The Tablet
It’s good to be in print in this week’s The Tablet (11 August 2022 edition) with a “View from Yerevan” – a piece about beautiful town planning, the revival and the absence of churches, losing a war, refugees from far … Continue reading
Posted in Global, history, Journalism, World Politics
Tagged Architecture, beauty, christianity, culture, geopolitics, history, the tablet
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Admit It, You Think Judas is Right: Sermon Preached at St John’s, Devizes, Sunday 3rd April 2022 (Fifth Sunday of Lent)
Beauty matters. Stalin understood the power of beautiful buildings to move. Why can’t we? Continue reading
Posted in orthodoxy, sermon, Travel
Tagged Architecture, church buildings, churchcrawling, ukraine
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Wisdom and the Cross: Sermon Preached at St John’s, Devizes, Sunday 12 September 2021 (The Fifteenth Sunday After Trinity)
Readings – Wisdom 7:26 – 8:1; Mark 8:27–38 “She is more beautiful than the sun, and excels every constellation of the stars.” In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. On a … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, sermon
Tagged anglicanism, Architecture, Art, churchcrawling, photography
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Devizes Market Square, West Side
Early morning photo of the west side of the Market Square of Devizes in Wiltshire including The Bear Hotel and The Corn Exchange. Continue reading
Posted in Photography, UK
Tagged Architecture, england, photography, wiltshire
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The Mosque of Bohoniki
The mosque at Bohoniki is one of the last places of worship of the Lipka Tatar community which still survives as it has since the late 14th Century in what are now the borderlands Poland, Lithuania, and Belarus. The mosque … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Islam, Photography, Reflection, Travel
Tagged Architecture, history, photography, poland, religion, tatar
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The Sad State of North Belfast’s Riverside…
Crossposted at Slugger O’Toole… A bright, cold, day earlier this week saw me head out for a constitutional along what is now rather a pleasant route along the banks of the Lagan past the Odyssey and up to the Titanic … Continue reading
Posted in Northern Ireland
Tagged Architecture, belfast, history, Laganside, tourism, Troubles tourism
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