Following the death recently of a close friend, Gerry, I’ve been reminiscing with my husband about the several holidays we spent with Gerry, his wife and brother, including one on the west coast of Scotland. During that trip we visited an area called the Fairy Lochs which lie surrounded by rocky hills, near the townContinue reading “Finding Hope in Wilderness: A Reflection for Holy Week”
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Turning Down the Colours of Holy Week
One of my favourite “coffee table” books is the catalogue of a 1990s exhibition of photos taken by some of the people who, in the 1940s, established Magnum Photos as a collective of photojournalists. Still in existence today, its archive includes many of the most iconic images of the intervening years. Almost all of theContinue reading “Turning Down the Colours of Holy Week”
Sunlight Through the Shadows 