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I have a new phone.

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I'm very excited. I'm not like this normally. Honest. It's just so addictive. There are all these apps on it: I can link up my f...

The Third Advent

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Advent is traditionally the season when the Church remembers the coming of God in Christ, and also looks forward to the final coming. Howev...

Thomas Taherne

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There's a superb new introduction to the Seventeenth Century English poet and priest Thomas Taherne by Denise Inge. Among other gems t...

Summer Poets - John Donne

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CS lewis once referred to his conversion as 'reluctant', and many other Christians too have worried that their acceptance of faith m...

Summer Poets: Anon

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Adam Lay I-Bounded is a pretty simple Christmas carol. But it has a strange twist – it gives thanks for Adam’s sin: Adam lay I-bounden, boun...

Summer Poets: PJ Kavanagh

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Educated in a monastery, poet, author and journalist P J Kavanagh ’s early thoughts of becoming a monk were thwarted because he 'liked ...
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Summer Poets: Mary Oliver

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I have no idea of the religious adherence of this week’s contemporary American Pulitzer Prize winning poet, Mary Oliver (b. 1935), but the ...
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