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30 March 2015

Anglican Studies (2014-2015) 11.3: Is there an Anglican
culture? Rose Macaulay and ‘The Towers of Trebizond’

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“Take my camel, dear,” said my Aunt Dot, as she climbed down from this animal on her return from High Mass (Photograph: Patrick Comerford) ...

Anglican Studies (2014-2015) 11.2: Is there
an Anglican culture? The poetry of TS Eliot

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‘April is the cruellest month’ … words that have come to mind constantly in April four years ago during the search for two fishermen off th...

26 March 2015

Anglican Studies (2014-2015) 11.1: Is there an Anglican
culture? Anthony Trollope and the ‘Barchester’ novels

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For many people their first introduction to Anglican culture is through the Barchester novels of Anthony Trollope Patrick Comerford MT...

Anglican Studies (2014-2015) 10.2: The Church of Ireland,
ecumenical engagement and inter-religious dialogue

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Irish Methodist missionaries commemorated in a window in a Methodist church in Orlando, Florida (Photograph: Patrick Comerford) Patrick ...

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Anglican Studies (2014-2015) 11.3: Is there an Anglican culture? Rose Macaulay and ‘The Towers of Trebizond’

Anglican Studies (2014-2015) 11.2: Is there an Anglican culture? The poetry of TS Eliot

Anglican Studies (2014-2015) 11.1: Is there an Anglican culture? Anthony Trollope and the ‘Barchester’ novels

Anglican Studies (2014-2015) 10.2: The Church of Ireland, ecumenical engagement and inter-religious dialogue

Anglican Studies (2014-2015) 11.3: Is there an Anglican
culture? Rose Macaulay and ‘The Towers of Trebizond’

Anglican Studies (2014-2015) 11.2: Is there
an Anglican culture? The poetry of TS Eliot

Anglican Studies (2014-2015) 11.1: Is there an Anglican
culture? Anthony Trollope and the ‘Barchester’ novels

Anglican Studies (2014-2015) 10.2: The Church of Ireland,
ecumenical engagement and inter-religious dialogue