# Henry Vaughan
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henry vaughan (17 April 1621 – 23 April 1695) was a Welsh metaphysical poet, author, translator and physician, who wrote in English. He is chiefly known for religious poetry contained in Silex Scintillans, published in 1650, with a second part in 1655. In 1646 his poems, with the Tenth Satyre of Juvenal Englished, were published, followed by a second volume in 1647.
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As I watch my kids grow, I realize how adults lose their child-like qualities that are so needed in spiritual enlightenment. Child-like is not to be confused with childish! As we grow older, it is up to us to remember our authentic selves - the curious, fearless and all-loving selv…
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In the latest episode of our 'The World Needs More Poetry,' series, the Dean is joined by our new Director of Music, Helen Smee. Helen talks about her musical background, her family's artistic influences, and her roots in London, leading to her roles in Cambridge, London, and Oxford before returnin…
Special Edition: Easter 2026: Death and Darkness, Get You Packing
In this episode, we take our first look at a 17th‑century Easter hymn by Henry Vaughan that commands "Death and darkness, get you packing." We look at the poem's meaning, physical and spiritual death, Jesus as the light of the world, and how the resurrection removes the fear of judgment for believe…
Special Edition: Easter 2026 II: Graves Are Beds Now for the Weary
In this episode we continue an Easter special on Henry Vaughan’s 17th-century poem, examining two stanzas that examine our changed relationship to death in light of Christ’s resurrection.
Special Edition: Easter 2026 III: Unto the Last of Days
On this final Resurrection episode of What in the Word, we finish our close reading of Henry Vaughan’s 17th-century poem, exploring how Christ’s death and resurrection dismantle the power of death and sin.
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On the Son Rise Morning Show, Anna Mitchell welcomes back Stephanie Mann, author and Catholic historian, to continue their series on the devotional poetry of John Keble, the Anglican priest whose writings profoundly influenced John Henry Newman.
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