A Tree of Light and Remembrance: A Menorah for Christmas (Matthew 1:1-17)
[Editor’s Note: We continue our series on The Saint John’s Bible with the second of three visio divina Advent reflections on illuminations at the beginning…
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‘The Gods are Here, Invisible, Mischievous, and Meddling’: Vladimir Nabokov and the Presence of God in John 19
‘I used to be a little conjuror when I was a boy. I loved doing simple tricks—turning water into wine, that kind of thing;…
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Time and Faith within the Urban and the Rural, Part 2
After last week looking at the importance of the city in T. S. Eliot’s poetry, we now turn to the rural context. Eliot’s final…
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The Word Made Flesh: Visio Divina Reflection on John’s Prologue in ‘The Saint John’s Bible’
[Editor’s Note: In week five of our series on The Saint John’s Bible, we mark the beginning of Advent with the first of three…
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Hope Through the Centuries
In late November 2018, Prof. Judith Wolfe, Professor of Philosophical Theology and Programme Director of ITIA’s M.Litt. in Theology & the Arts, was a guest…
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Time and Faith within the Urban and the Rural, Part 1
Over the past year, my transition from the car horns and sirens of Philadelphia to the call of seagulls in St Andrews has put…
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Ink, Quill, and Goal
[Editor’s Note: Midway through our eight-week series on The Saint John’s Bible, Anne Kaese muses on The Saint John’s Bible as a calligrapher who helps…
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Singing with Madam Jazz: A Conversation with Micheal O’Siadhail
In one of his many essays on Milton, Northrop Frye defines the epic poem as a ‘special kind’ of narrative poem that does more…
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Review: ‘The Saint John’s Bible’ and Its Tradition: Illuminating Beauty in the Twenty-First Century
Jack R. Baker, Jeffrey Bilbro, and Daniel Train, eds. ‘The Saint John’s Bible’ and Its Tradition: Illuminating Beauty in the Twenty-First Century. Eugene, OR:…
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