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Showing posts with label Saint Michan's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Saint Michan's. Show all posts
30 July 2019

Trying to sort out some
Chinese puzzles on
a tangled family tree

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The sexton’s lodge at Saint Michan’s Church, Dublin … Thomas George Comerford (1820-1908) died there, and the church was associated with m...
10 December 2017

Waiting for ‘a day to astonish
us, reduce us to silence
and bring us to our knees’

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Saint John the Baptist and the Prophet Isaiah … a window in Saint John’s Church, Wall (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2017) Patrick Comerf...

Waiting with the prophets for
the promised coming of Christ

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A stained-glass window in the Chapel of Jesus College, Cambridge, designed by Edward Burne-Jones and made by William Morris, depicting fou...
28 October 2014

A Service of the Word for a commemoration
of the First World War in a local church

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A simple war memorial in Saint Michan’s Church, Church Street, Dublin … the Liturgical Advisory Committee has produced ‘A Service of the Wo...
13 July 2014

Sowing seeds of faith and hope for
the benefit of future generations

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The Victorian glasshouses in the National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin, are a visible lesson in planting seeds with hope for the future (Photo...
06 July 2014

Recalling World War I and
the greatest deployment of
armed forces in Irish history

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The Redmond Memorial in the centre of Wexford Town ... World War I began as Ireland was divided by the Home Rule crisis (Photograph: Patric...
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22 June 2014

When God hears the voice of a child
and the voice of an abandoned mother

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‘Hagar and Ishmael at the Well’ (1842) by Marshall Claxton (1813-1881), York Museums Trust Patrick Comerford, Sunday 22 June 2014 Th...