Continuing from the exchanges at lunch on Sunday 22 June 1986 with Mr George Adie, one young man said that he had been lost while he was working at the […]
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Sunday 22 June 1986, Part II
These are the first two questions from lunch on Sunday 22 June 1986: Jessie said that she had been checking to see if the lights had been turned off, a […]
Read moreSunday 22 June 1986 – Part I
The is an interesting example of how Mr Adie would develop the theme from his Saturday morning address, on the next day, the Sunday. This was said on 22 June […]
Read moreWednesday 16 November 1988 (II)
This is the final section from the transcript of a meeting on Wednesday 16 November 1988, at Newport. Bart had been in groups for a while. He said that he […]
Read moreWednesday 16 November 1988 (I)
This is from a transcript of a meeting on Wednesday 16 November 1988, at Newport. Some of the exchanges have already been published on the web. Jill said that she […]
Read moreThe Strange Death of Europe
Douglas Murray’s The Strange Death of Europe: Immigration, Identity and Islam (Bloomsbury, 2017) is an intelligent, stimulating and important book. It really is about the “strange death” of a continent: […]
Read moreThe Mask
This is the final report of some of the exchanges from the weekend work day, Saturday 21 June 1986. The tape ran out before the meeting had finished, which is […]
Read moreAltars and Alterations (Part II)
Further to recent discussions of the proper form of layout for Maronite churches, I chanced across the splendidly illustrated and recent book by Nicholas N. Patricios, The Sacred Architecture of […]
Read moreReal Help
This exchange with Mr Adie from Saturday 21 June 1986 has hardly been edited. It is a great example of how, in the being-confrontation with him, one could receive real […]
Read moreNoticing Reminders
These are questions asked at the weekend work of Saturday 21 June 1986. The morning address was the one which I have posted dealing with the idea of seeing my […]
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