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The Hopkins Quarterly

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An international journal of critical, scholarly, and appreciative responses to the lives and works of Gerard M. Hopkins, S.J., and his circle.

Katılım Mayıs 2020
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Seán Mac Erlaine
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Tonight you can hear the radio piece I made about the last works and last months of poet G.M. Hopkins with Dylan Tighe on RTÉ Drama On One at 8:20pm. The photo is a still from the promenade piece with Will O'Connell. @rteradio1 @MoLI_Museum
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Congratulations to HM King Charles III on his accession to the throne of the UK — seen here in Rome with co-editor of The Hopkins Quarterly, Prof Michael D. Hurley, on the occasion of the canonisation of Cardinal John Henry Newman
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Live-streamed lecture on Hopkins: 4pm (BST), Sunday 8th May
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@gibson807 @bricksilk Christianity is a religion of hope, no more so than at Easter. On your 2nd point, there is a long & strong theological tradition explicitly linking stewardship of the world with a love for God who created it. Read Hopkins. Read the Pope’s 2015 Laudato Si: vatican.va/content/dam/fr…
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rum & ass
rum & ass@jeregrettet0us·
@TheHopkinsQ @bricksilk My opinion on why Christianity has almost disappeared is because people just can't relate to it. Maybe I'm wrong but exactly how does this uplift people who, over the past year especially, have been put through the wringer? Environmentalism has f.a. to do with a deity, be real.
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A brilliantly thoughtful and moving reading that captures Hopkins’ own explicit directions for the recitation of this poem: “To be read...slowly, strongly marking the rhythms and fetching out the syllables.”
BBC Radio 4 Today@BBCr4today

Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales, reads Gerard Manley Hopkins poem, God's Grandeur, in a special Easter message His reading will feature in a virtual service in @Stonyhurst Easter Meditation Sunday 4 April at 9am #R4Today | @clarencehouse | bbc.in/2OjR2B0

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@ClarenceHouse @Stonyhurst A brilliantly thoughtful and moving reading that captures Hopkins’ own explicit directions for the recitation of this poem: “To be read...slowly, strongly marking the rhythms and fetching out the syllables.”
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Clarence House@ClarenceHouse·
Wishing you a very happy Easter Sunday 🐣🌼 In support for Christians around the world, The Prince has contributed to this year’s Easter Meditation at @Stonyhurst College in Lancashire. His Royal Highness reads ‘God’s Grandeur’ by Gerard Manley Hopkins.
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Religion&Literature
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Happy birthday to essayist and poet Hillaire Belloc, b. 1870, who wrote, "When I am dead, I hope it may be said: / His sins were scarlet, but his books were read."
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Christian Heritage Centre
Christian Heritage Centre@CHCStonyhurst·
Today is the anniversary of the death of Fr. Gerald Manley Hopkins in 1889. Read his poem, Heaven-Haven, in the second picture below.
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Hopkins’ letters/diaries are likewise thick with appreciation for art’s transformative power — eg describing how Wordsworth’s Intimations of Immortality sent a “shock” through “the English speaking world”; and how, ever since reading the ode himself, he had been in a “tremble”.
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It is fascinating to track something of his inspired process of composition, through the earlier drafts
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#OTD in 1877 @Beunos Hopkins composed “The Windhover” — later calling it “the best thing I ever wrote” (letter to Bridges, 22 June 1879)
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