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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...

31 May 2026

Dunstable Priory is one
of the finest examples
of Norman ecclesiastical
architecture in England

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The Priory Church of Saint Peter in Dunstable has been called one of the finest examples of Norman ecclesiastical architecture in England (P...

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25 May 2026

Saint Savvas Chapel,
a small, peaceful chapel
on the beach that was
part of the Battle of Crete

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The small Chapel of Saint Savvas (Agios Savvas) is a 130-year-old monastic chapel below Preveli Monastery (Photograph: Patrick Comerford) ...

24 May 2026

A guide to some cathedrals,
churches and monasteries
visited in Greece over 40 years

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Collecting my own Greek churches … a souvenir shop in Koutouloufari in Crete (Photograph: Patrick Comerford) Patrick Comerford Over the ...

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

Dunstable Priory is one of the finest examples of Norman ecclesiastical architecture in England

Saint Savvas Chapel, a small, peaceful chapel on the beach that was part of the Battle of Crete

A guide to some cathedrals, churches and monasteries visited in Greece over 40 years

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

Dunstable Priory is one
of the finest examples
of Norman ecclesiastical
architecture in England

Saint Savvas Chapel,
a small, peaceful chapel
on the beach that was
part of the Battle of Crete

A guide to some cathedrals,
churches and monasteries
visited in Greece over 40 years