# Eamon Duffy
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eamon duffy (born 1947) is an Irish historian. He is a professor of the history of Christianity at the University of Cambridge, and a Fellow and former president of Magdalene College.
== Early life ==
Duffy was born on 9 February 1947, in Dundalk, Ireland.
London Revisited: The Medieval Capital
When the Angles, Saxons and Jutes began settling across England in the wake of the Roman retreat in the early fifth century, the city they found on the north bank of the Thames was hardly a city at all. Within its walls were the great abandoned ruins of antiquity, ‘the works of giants’ as one Angl…
The Medieval Capital
When the Angles, Saxons and Jutes began settling across England in the wake of the Roman retreat in the early fifth century, the city they found on the north bank of the Thames was hardly a city at all. Within its walls were the great abandoned ruins of antiquity, ‘the works of giants’ as one Angl…
Episode 887: Reading the Rulings
Today on The Editors, Rich, Charlie, MBD, and Phil discuss the recent SCOTUS decisions, Scott Wiener’s fall from grace with certain segments of his party, and much more.
Editors’ Picks:
Rich: Dan’s SCOTUS ruling analyses
Charlie: Also Dan’s Supreme Court pieces
MBD: Brian Garner’s magazin…
How to Make Summer a Runner's Secret Weapon
This week, Rob and Becs lead a roundtable discussion on how heat and humidity can become a runner’s secret weapon. Whether you're training for a fall marathon or just trying to stay fit in the summer, running in the heat can help make you a stronger and faster in the fall. Joining the conversation…
Henry VIII: The King Who Turned His Father's Ledger Into a Weapon.
Henry VIII didn't break with Rome for faith. He broke with it for property.
That's the part most history books leave in the margins. The standard story is that Henry wanted a divorce, Rome said no, and England broke away. But the real prize was never the marriage. It was sitting behind the monast…
Henry VIII: The King Who Turned His Father's Ledger Into a Weapon.
Henry VIII didn't break with Rome for faith. He broke with it for property.
That's the part most history books leave in the margins. The standard story is that Henry wanted a divorce, Rome said no, and England broke away. But the real prize was never the marriage. It was sitting behind the monast…
How can men balance the calls of being "masculine" and "spiritual" in today's world?
Barb Bue and Mark Gilbert are joined by their special guest, Rev. Eamon Duffy, to explore the topic of "how can men balance the expectations of masculinity in today's society with their call to develop their spiritual nature?".
Rev. Eamon leads the New Thought Men's Community with resources for …
Northern Soul – Seamus Heaney’s Catholicism – Carmela Cosgrove and Gary Wade
Carmela talks to Gary Wade about his book, Seamus Heaney and Catholicism. He shares discovery in Heaney’s own archives that changes how you read his most famous poem: an early draft line, later cut, comparing potato peelings falling into a bucket to a brimming ciborium. Gary also tells the story o…
Archive: Erasmus
One of the most celebrated thinkers of the Renaissance, Erasmus (c1466-1536) is best known for his works of classical and religious scholarship, and for his infamous theological dispute with Martin Luther (1483-1546) over free will and the Church.
In this archive episode, first released in Febr…
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