Cary's Almanac
James CaryConnecting Christians with their history, heritage and heroes one holy day at a time.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 211 | Subscribers | Read | jamescary.substack.com |
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The Quisling, the Murderer and the Tax Collector
The word ‘quisling’ – meaning ‘collaborator’ – is taken from the name Vidkun Quisling. He was a Norwegian fascist who had attempted to overthrow the Norwegian government on the day the Germans invaded in 1940. Two years later, on the establ...
Why I Think Jazz Cow Understands the Secrets of the Universe
It seems unlikely the meaning of life should be revealed to us by a cow that plays the saxophone. The cow is called Jazz Cow, the eponymous hero of a new animation by John Lumgair, and written by yours truly. But life is full of surprises.
Tall Tales, Trees, Talismans & Treasure Hunts
Many readers will not be familiar with Holy Cross Day, which falls on 14th September. Why not celebrate the cross of Christ? From a Christian point of view, it is the central event in human history. The Latin word for ‘cross’ is ‘crux’. And...
No Harvest, please. We're British.
September is the month of Harvest Festival. But when is it? Which Sunday is the right Sunday?
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Comedy writer, amateur theologian, Husband/Father, Anglican, Calvinist, Lollard, cricket fan, Somerset dweller
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