I am what I do: Father Graeme Rowlands

This project focuses on community and what that means in our ever changing landscape. Fr Graeme Rowlands has been caring for members of his community in Kentish Town for over 30 years, over half his life.
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The film explores the ideas of vocation, faith and commitment, as well as the impact the London lockdown had upon these.
On release the video garnered just under 40,000 views in the opening weeks, and lead to some media interviews.
"I am what I do and I do what I am."

[@DannyEastVillage]

lovely man. the King is a fan of Fr Rowlands, and now I see why.

[@DAP-JN3.16]

Fthr Rowlands is a lovely priest. Met him at Walsingham. God bless him.

[@johnaburn1]

I’m very fortunate to call him my Godfather. He retired from S. Silas in September 2023 and now resides in Brighton.

[@johnetherington782]

What a wonderful unassuming priest; .

[@davidatherton8264]

Is there a longer version of this I have fond memories of this priest

[@adrianwalker2833]

Me too. It appears this is just an excerpt of a longer documentary, but I can't find it on RUclips. Very thoughtful and humorous man.

[@nikopiko777_]

Loved the skin tone in such lightning condition. Enjoyed the docu :)

[@ironglass3161]

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed :)

[@davidchristie3514]

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[@alfredroyal3473]

Nosfaratu lives.

[@PunPitin]

What lense you used. ?

[@ironglass3161]

The legendary Sigma Contemporary 30mm 1.4, awesome lens!

[@PunPitin]

@@ironglass3161 oh wow. I’ve this lense but your work is awesome. Thank you