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Tag Archives: netherlands
St Pancratius, ‘s-Heerenberg, and the ‘Gestapo Window’
St Pancratius (de Pancratiuskerk) in the little Dutch market town of ‘s-Heerenberg (population 8,000) and literally a ten minute stroll from the German border. At first blush – another pretty, ornate, but unexceptional post-Vatican I church in the south eastern … Continue reading
Posted in Europe
Tagged 's-heerenberg, church, churchcrawling, gestapo, netherlands, religion, roman catholic, stained glass, Travel, war, world war 2
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Mariken van Nieumeghen aka Little Mary of Nijmegen
This bronze statue has been on Nijmegen’s Grote Markt, by the entrance to the Stevenskerk, since 1956 and was executed by Vera Tummers-Van Hasselt. It represents Mariken van Nieumeghen (Little Mary of Nijmegen) one of the symbols of the city … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Photography, Travel
Tagged Art, christian, dutch, history, netherlands, nijmegen, religion, storytelling
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To A Young Fisherman
TO A YOUNG FISHERMAN Fairer still than a rose, your cheeks aglowing, Your feet more graceful than a tulip’s stem And in your eyes there sparkled like a gem, For friendship, such an infinite deep longing. Behind us was the … Continue reading
Posted in LGBT, Poetry
Tagged dutch, jacob israel de haan, lgbt and christianity, netherlands, poetry, translated poetry
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