Photograph of the sun rising over the sea with the small Lindisfarne castle on the shore

Happy St Cuthbert's Day to all my fellow Northumbrians

#StCuthbertsDay
#CuddysDay

Today, March 20, our #Catholic and #Christian Friends are celebrating #StCuthbertsDay (patron #againstplague; of #boatmen)

( www.newadvent.org/cathen/04578a.htm )

🎨 A #Horror #Painting I painted a few years ago:

#JamieRoxx #PopArt #HorrorPop #Ghosts #Naughtical

Sung Eucharist and Procession on The Feast of St Cuthbert YouTube video by Durham Cathedral

A fantastic #StCuthbertsDay online YouTube service live at Durham Cathedral ✝️

www.youtube.com/live/oUXnjT7...

And read the full post on Twitter as this place is rubbish that can't handle long messages:

x.com/PhilipMur3/s...

Today, March 20, our #Catholic and #Christian Friends are celebrating #StCuthbertsDay (patron #againstplague; of #boatmen)

( www.newadvent.org/cathen/04578a.htm )

Happy St Cuthbert’s Day to our Northumbrian followers
#StCuthbertsDay

Image showing an index finger holding 5 fossilised Carboniferous crinoid columnals/ossicles. These are around 330 million years old from Fife, Scotland. The crinoids are disc shaped and have star shaped holes in the centre. These holes are the central canal - where the animals nervous system etc would have been housed. Crinoids are echinoderms, related to starfish and urchins etc and they have five point radial symmetry, hence the star shape in these fossils.

Here's some cute wee Cuddy's beads for #StCuthbertsDay! In medieval times, fossilised crinoids were collected from the shores of Lindisfarne and strung together to make necklaces and rosaries 🖤