The Hearth of Mopsus

"Gothic Isn't Just the Spiky Bits on Churches"

Thursday, 31 October 2013

A Forgotten Anglo-Catholic Artist

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The other day I found a stack of devotional leaflets from the 1920s, 'The Passion of Our Lord According to Saint Mark', in a cupboar...
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Monday, 21 October 2013

Well Hidden

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Given the extent to which Cornwall has been scoured and re-scoured by well-enthusiasts, you wouldn’t think there were old Christian holy we...
Friday, 18 October 2013

Making Wells

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One of the attractions of Cornwall for deluded souls interested in ancient sites is the abundance of holy wells, and more has been written ...
Thursday, 17 October 2013

Down In the Woods Today

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Well, actually about a week ago, for this folly which is not part of the Rame group but lies further north in Mount Ararat Woods just along...
Wednesday, 16 October 2013

The Follies of the Rame Peninsula

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My holiday trip was to what I now know is called ‘The Forgotten Corner of Cornwall’ – the quarter of the county south and east of Liskeard w...
Sunday, 13 October 2013

Going Under

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Just before I went on holiday last week I attended an ecumenical event. Young Morgan plays the trumpet with our occasional church band, and...
Friday, 11 October 2013

The Song of the Iron

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Back in the Good Old Days nuns used to do the church linens. At Swanvale Halt we had the next best thing to a nun, a former one whose ent...
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I realised I actually enjoyed reading my friends' blogs, and so have made my own, with an oblique nod to 4th-century theologian Theodore of Mopsuestia. Christian and Gothic matters will probably predominate. Names are changed to protect the furtive.
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