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Marie-Elsa regularly writes for a variety of publications and joins discussions on television, podcasts, and radio.

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FAVERSHAM LITERARY FESTIVAL 23 FEBRUARY 2020

The suicide of Melyvn Bragg's first wife, when Marie-Elsa was just six years old, cast a long shadow that forged an unbreakable bond between father and daughter. Now, many years later, Marie-Elsa returns to that night. In a unique mix of prose and poetry, written...

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BLOXHAM LITERARY FESTIVAL 22 FEBRUARY 2020

Sleeping Letters Marie-Elsa Bragg joins us to speak about her new book, Sleeping Letters - a description of the ritual of the Eucharist alongside a compilation of poetry, memoir and fragments of un-sent letters. The readings from the book will be complemented by music...

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TOPPINGS BOOKSHOP, BATH 3 FEBRUARY 2020

"This is a beautiful book, a remarkable, cadenced recollection of how grief lives in the body. It is poetry as a kind of dance. You have to read it, " Edmund de Waal. Marie-Elsa Bragg is an author, a priest in the diocese of London, therapist, a spiritual director and...

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Thought for the Day – COP26

It is the day before the Cop26 summit begins. There has been an intense build up with leaked documents, debates, voices of civil servants, politicians, scientists, economists from David Atenborough to the Pope Francis on this programme yesterday. Many are negotiating...

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Thought for the Day – COP26

It is the day before the Cop26 summit begins. There has been an intense build up with leaked documents, debates, voices of civil servants, politicians, scientists, economists from David Atenborough to the Pope Francis on this programme yesterday. Many are negotiating...

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Sleeping Letters

Marie-Elsa's new book Sleeping letters was written on silent retreat. In this environment and companioned by the ritual of the Eucharist and monastic hours of silence, she was able to face the family tragedy of the death of her mother when she was only six years old....

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