The Bethlehem Wall
Mary Murphy
November 27, 2013
I’m a fan of graffiti… not the aimless posts of I wuz ‘ere or the the like … but the clever kind, the witticisms, the
I’m a fan of graffiti… not the aimless posts of I wuz ‘ere or the the like … but the clever kind, the witticisms, the
The last thing I expected to see in the Holy Land was a vineyard, which, given the fabled wedding of Cana, was somewhat silly of
Described as the Holy of Holies from which the Divine Presence never moves, the Western Wall in Jerusalem was high on my list of places
Nabi Mosa mosque is said to be a sacred place for Muslims because it is here that the prophet Moses is supposedly buried – mind
Billed as the oldest city in the world, Jericho was one of the few places that saw little action during the two intifadas (Palestinian uprisings,
For years, local builders had been helping themselves to the spoils of what has since been discovered to be an eighth-century desert castle. Hisham’s palace
It took a while for me to put my finger on what I was missing most – and then it finally dawned on me. Colour.
Here are four words… immersion, submersion, aspersion, and affusion. When you read them, what one word comes to mind …. apart from ‘clueless’? I had
It seems as if much of what I’ve taken to be true is being challenged this week. And equally, what I’m expected to know as
Years and years and years ago, when visiting a plantation house somewhere in the Carolinas where the guide was telling us not to sit on
