The God of darkness?
During our recent holiday in Cumbria, and after a long climb up a very steep hill, I came to the Roman Museum of Maryport. Maryport, like much of Cumbria, is blanketed by a series of Roman defensive forts, many of them dating from the time of the Emperor Hadrian. Within the Museum were a whole […]
Continue reading →When I was a child…
“A silly wee laddie” – that’s how someone described me recently. To give them the benefit of the doubt (and be charitable, which I didn’t feel at the time!), it was probably out of a sense at frustration that I did not accede to their requests. However, the comment set me thinking. Surely by the […]
Continue reading →Cookies and God’s forgiveness
Our web master recently urged me to “clear out my cookies”. Now, for someone who admittedly likes his food, this thought of gorging in the cookie jar was too good an invitation to dismiss! When I was a wee boy my great aunt Jean would have wrapped my knuckles (these were in the days BEFORE […]
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Welcome to Rev Roderick J Grahame’s blog for the Brechin Cathedral congregation and visitor’s from a wider audience.
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