I have been writing The Invisible Province for the past three years and I have enjoyed doing so. The blog has provided me with an intellectual distraction. But I feel that it has run its course. It is time to hang up my mouse and consign The Invisible Province to blog history.
Thank you to my small band of “followers.” I hope there were things in The Invisible Province that you found stimulating, thought-provoking or entertaining.
Fr Martin Boland
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An attempt to map some of the features of the cultural landscape while challenging the current orthodoxy that culture and faith inevitably exist in opposition. The Invisible Province seeks to show that modern culture cannot sever itself from questions of transcendence and faith and nor can faith distance itself from culture. In surveying the fault lines between culture and faith, The Invisible Province reimagines this relationship and suggests avenues for mature dialogue.
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All opinions on this blog are personal and represent the views of the author alone.
All opinions on this blog are personal and represent the views of the author alone.
Leaving Facebook AND the blog?? I've enjoyed reading it for the past few years! I'll just have to come home more often to see you in person then! All the best, Annabel B x
ReplyDeleteThat's a great shame. I've enjoyed reading this.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes
Jim
I have enjoyed reading your blogs, now I'm heartbroken.
ReplyDeleteI have only just seen this .. Such a great shame. An odd thing to say but putting aside the religious aspect of your blogs, I find your writing to be so insightful and thought provoking.
ReplyDeleteI feel like I should protest like Dusting Hoffman in The Graduate ... Hammering on the glass screaming " Fathet Martin "... Such a shame
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