My Albion

  In a recent blogpost , I wrote about an episode from the Danish town of Ribe which occurred in the twelfth century. The episode is recorde...

In the period March to the middle of June this year I worked as a research assistant for the project Mapping Lived Religion at Linnaeus Univ...

  One of the great joys of being a medievalist is to explore how aspects from the Middle Ages - such as ideas, literary topoi or iconography...

Today, August 10, is the feast of Saint Lawrence, an early Christian saint made famous, in part, through his inclusion in the hagiographic p...

These days I am reading up on Danish church history for a couple of papers that I need to write in the course of the autumn, and this has br...

  June last year, I wrote a blogpost in response to the toppling of the statue of Edward Colston in Bristol. Since then, I have followed th...

Today at noon, my father, who is the verger of our parish church, had the bells ring in commemoration of the victims of the massacre at Utøy...