Patrick McGlinchey

Patrick McGlinchey is a doctoral student at the Institute for Theology, Imagination and the Arts in St Andrews. His current research is focused on the work of Rowan Williams and concerns the place of theological aesthetics within theological anthropology. In his spare time, Patrick enjoys rock-climbing, drawing and bouldering.

The Art of Lent: Contemplation

[Editor’s Note: For more information on Sister Wendy and The Art of Lent series, see our Series Launch.] Our contemplative journey through The Art of Lent with Sister Wendy continues as we direct our attention and imagination to the raptured saints of…

Patrick McGlinchey
18 March 2019

Robert Macfarlane and the Glory of the Wild Places

If the deep purpose of creaturely reality is to make manifest the glory of God, then the ‘place-writing’ of Robert Macfarlane may be said to register whole constellations and caverns of glory to which we are customarily oblivious— ‘continents within…

Patrick McGlinchey
9 October 2017
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