COMERFORD WAY: Patrick Comerford: Collioure

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20 June 2021

Facing fears and insults
in the storms of life
on Father’s Day

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‘Leaving the crowd behind, they took him with them in the boat, just as he was. Other boats were with him’ (Mark 4: 36) … fishing boats in a...

30 May 2018

A French museum for people
who know nothing about
art but know what they like

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‘Le Port de Collioure’ (ca 1890-1900), attributed to Étienne Terrus Patrick Comerford The French painter Étienne Terrus (1857-1922), w...

20 May 2018

‘By the power of the Spirit … draw
everyone to the fire of your love’

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The pastel colours of a side-street in Collioure … languages can shape how we see the world and how we see others (Photograph: Patrick Come...

‘All of them were filled with
the Holy Spirit and began
to speak in other languages’

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Seeing the world in a new light … the colours of Collioure inspired Matisse, Picasso and other artists a century ago (Photograph: Patrick Co...

18 May 2018

A lost mediaeval cathedral
and tales of Hanibal,
Helen and artists in Elne

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Elne was the centre of a diocese from the sixth century and the cathedral was built in the eleventh century (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, ...

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Facing fears and insults in the storms of life on Father’s Day

A French museum for people who know nothing about art but know what they like

‘By the power of the Spirit … draw everyone to the fire of your love’

‘All of them were filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in other languages’

A lost mediaeval cathedral and tales of Hanibal, Helen and artists in Elne

Facing fears and insults
in the storms of life
on Father’s Day

A French museum for people
who know nothing about
art but know what they like

‘By the power of the Spirit … draw
everyone to the fire of your love’

‘All of them were filled with
the Holy Spirit and began
to speak in other languages’

A lost mediaeval cathedral
and tales of Hanibal,
Helen and artists in Elne