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Showing posts with label IOCS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IOCS. Show all posts
25 July 2026

Visiting Westcott House, Cambridge,
is like standing on the shoulders of
the theological giants of Anglicanism

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Westcott House on Jesus Lane is one of the two Anglican theological colleges in Cambridge (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2026) Patrick Co...
22 July 2026

A walking tour of the Cambridge
I know for 20 years, with its cafés,
colleges, chapels, and the Cam

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Walking along the backs in Cambridge this week, with views of the chapel of King’s College and the buildings of Clare College (Photograph: P...
07 July 2026

IOCS announces early details of
Winter School in Cambridge on
‘Monastic Tradition and Theology’

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Patrick Comerford I first started going to summer schools in Cambridge organised by the Institute for Orthodox Christian Studies in 2008...
26 March 2026

The churches and chapels of
Walsingham: 12, the Orthodox
Chapel of Saint Seraphim

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Saint Seraphim’s Pilgrim Chapel is a former railway station in Little Walsingham (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2026) Patrick Comerford ...
11 March 2026

Daily prayer in Lent 2026:
22, Wednesday 11 March 2026

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The Ten Commandments on two panels between the Lord’s Prayer and the Apostles’ Creed in Saint Simon and Saint Jude Church, Castlethorpe, Buc...
09 March 2026

An ecumenical week in Walsingham
with an invitation to speak on
‘A Priest along the Way of a Pilgrim’

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A statue of Our Lady of Walsingham at the east end of the south aisle in Saint Mary and Saint Giles Church, Stony Stratford (Photograph: Pat...
14 February 2026

Sidney Sussex College celebrates
Saint Valentine’s Day in Cambridge
as the ‘College of Love’ for 430 years

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A wedding party waiting to go into the chapel in Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge (Photograph: Patrick Comerford) Patrick Comerford Sidn...
05 January 2026

The Greeks have a word – or two – for it:
58, ἐπιφάνεια (epipháneia), θεοφάνεια, (theopháneia),
Epiphany and Theophany

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The Blessing of the Water at the Venetian harbour in Rethymnon … a Theophany or Epiphany tradition that brings the Christmas celebrations to...