1. Celtic Christianity A miscellany of links, including Celtic mailing lists, news, saints, liturgy and a webring. http://www2.gol.com/users/stuart/celtihs.html

Where to search for Celtic Christian Resources Frequently Asked Questions What is Celtic Christianity? Check this one page resource: Celtic Spirituality What is the origin of the Celtic Cross? Nobody really knows but there is a pre-Christian stone circle which has the form of a celtic cross. Celtic Art Net has a page about the Celtic Cross . Stephen Walker has produced a page on the Celtic Cross: History and Symbolism Discussion Board document.write('') Discuss Celtic Christianity Open Directory - Celtic Christian Section I kicked off the Open Directory Project's Celtic Christianity Section . The Open Directory is a Yahoo like directory with the important distinction that anyone can sign up to manage a category. This means that the directory has literally thousands of editors so sites are validated very quickly compared to Yahoo. If you have a Celtic Christian site or find a good one that is not listed there please sumbit it in the appropriate section. Also if you have some spare time and have a particular field interest please sign up as an editor for your own sub section. Celtic Christian Mailing Lists The Celtic Christian Mailing List The Modern Celtic Worship Mailing List Celtic Announcement Mailing List Do you have a question or announcement about Celtic Christianity that you would like to publish?

2. Celtic Christianity A consice portal page with relevant links to topics of interest for Celtic Christians. http://celtdigital.org/Christianity.html

Celtic Christianity Resources Celtic Christian E-Library Orthodox Ireland Stuart's Celtic Christianity Page. Articles Introduction to Celtic Christianity Churches Celtic Orthodox Church General Christianity Links Christianity Today Christianity.com Saints Catholic Encylopedia: Saint Brigid of Ireland Catholic Encyclopedia: Saint Columba Catholic Encyclopedia: Saint Patrick Saint Columba ... Back to Celtic Religions

3. The Celtic Christianity E-Library Documents supporting the MA in Celtic Studies at Lampeter University, including hagiographic and historical material in English. http://www.lamp.ac.uk/celtic/ccelibrary.htm

Celtic Christianity e-library Homepage Alphabetical Catalogue Desert in the Ocean Celtic Hagiography The Celtic Christianity e-Library About the Celtic Christianity e-Library The Celtic Christianity e-Library is an initiative of the Centre for the Study of Religion in Celtic Societies. Tips for Users of On-line Texts Any queries should be directed to the site manager: Dr Jonathan M. Wooding List of Available Texts: General Catalogue: Alphabetical Catalogue By Module: The Desert in the Ocean – Eremitical Spirituality in the Celtic Churches Celtic Hagiography

4. MA Celtic Christianity Department of Theology and Religious Studies, University of Wales, Lampeter. http://www.lamp.ac.uk/celtic/

University of Wales, Lampeter Centre for the Study of Religion in Celtic Societies Celtic Christianity e-Library MA in Celtic Christianity ... Preliminary Reading Croeso Failte Salve Welcome Celtic Christianity at Lampeter Forthcoming Events: Celtic Christianity Summer School , Lampeter 13-16 June 2005 Defining Enlli: Overlapping Spiritualities on a Sacred Island 2nd Bardsey Island Spirituality Colloquium, Aberdaron 15-17 July 2005 The Cistercian Experience 2006 : Caldey Island Residential School May 2006 The History and Antiquities of St Davids Revisited. International Conference at U. of Wales Lampeter, 25-28 June 2006 Iona Summer School at Bishop’s House, Iona, 18-25 September 2006. Date Card of Events What is Celtic Christianity? The idea that there was a ‘Celtic’ flavour of Christianity probably dates back to the time of the Venerable Bede, who saw the older churches of his westerly, Celtic, neighbours as centres for great learning and piety, as well as for more controversial issues of diversity of practice. In the modern era, people continue to look to the piety, learning and colour of the Christianity of early Brittany, Cornwall, Man, Ireland, Scotland and Wales for inspiration and for a model of an early Christianity which was rooted in western Europe. Pilgrims to the ancient churches of Celtic Britain, Ireland and Brittany continue to be moved by the beauty of the setting of the earliest Christian sites. Manuscript collections in libraries all over Europe bear witness to the genius of Celtic Christians.

5. Fall 1998 - Christian History Issue of Christian History focuses on the conversion of Ireland, and celtic christianity from the fifth to the eighth century. Short popularizing articles. http://www.christianitytoday.com/ch/60h/

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6. Celtic Christianity A miscellany of links, including Celtic mailing lists, news, saints, liturgy and a webring. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

7. Celtic Christianity and Unction found here reflect a true Celtic usage dating before 650 AD. era age in which Christianity was neither universal nor fully understood. http://www2.gol.com/users/stuart/celtmssl.html

The Lorrha Missal The Liturgy and Diverse Services from the Lorrha ("Stowe") Missal used by Churches of Ireland, Scotland, Britain, France, Germany, Switzerland, and northern Italy Translated and Rubricated by Priest Kristopher Dowling, S.S.B. Edited by Matushka Elisabeth Dowling From Kristopher's Notes on the the Missal: This Missal is a translation from the Latin and Gaelic Missal transcribed at Lorrha Monastery in the Ninth Century. The Lorrha Missal is also known as the 'Stowe' Missal due to its acquisition by one of the Dukes of Buckingham for his Stowe Library. The form of the Liturgy and Services of Baptism and Unction found here reflect a true Celtic usage dating before 650 AD. Whether this is the usage brought by St. Patrick in the early Fifth Century, or a later revision is not certain, but this is a usage which was used during an era age in which Christianity was neither universal nor fully understood. Therefore, it explains in graphic detail the redemptive acts of the Incarnation of Jesus Christ, His Birth, Death and Resurrection. The writer(s) assumes that those participating in the Mystery of the Eucharist must have every detail repeated clearly. The Complete Missal 187K Text File Stuart's Home Page Stuart@gol.com

8. Celtic Spirituality Handout Features of Celtic life iron-age cattle-culture-largely agrarian economy. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

9. Celtic Christianity, Celtic Spirituality Information site for Celtic Spirituality, celtic christianity and related studies and events http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

10. Celtic Orthodox Christian Church: Followers Of Jesus Christ Followers of Jesus Christ, practicing the Orthodoxy of real celtic christianity. Resuming the mission of the Saints who spread His Gospel to the world. http://celticchristianity.org/

11. The Celtic Christianity E-Library Documents supporting the MA in Celtic Studies at Lampeter University, including hagiographic and historical material in English. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

12. Celtic Christianity True celtic christianity follows the complete Christian Faith, and calls to mind some What does celtic christianity offer to the rest of the Church? http://celticchristianity.org/library/wru.html

Celtic Orthodox Christian Church What is the original Celtic Christianity True Celtic Christianity follows the complete Christian Faith, and calls to mind some often overlooked truths. They are not beliefs which should distinguish us from any other right-believing church, but are necessary components of the True Christian Faith which are sadly neglected in our time. Among those beliefs are: The world can be an opportunity for encountering God's Grace. We are supposed to be co-workers with God, to heal and bless the world. All of our acts should be appropriate to be worthy offerings to God. We are united in the Body of Christ by sharing the same Faith and Sacraments regardless of time or place, in a holy "chain of charity." Only the combination of fidelity to the Christian Faith and the succession of Grace in the Apostolic succession of Bishops is sufficient for a church to be a member of the Body of Christ. An additional, very detailed, essay: Our Bishops' Statement What does Celtic Christianity offer to the rest of the Church? True Celtic Christianity offers the the Undivided Church's understanding of Christianity. Throughout the history of Christianity various groups created new, less authentic, understandings of God's teachings and fell away from the Body of Christ. This sad history has continued to our time. Celtic Christianity offers a chance to resist that abandonment of Christ. We reject any attempt, past or present, to alter the Christian Doctrine, Sacraments or morals. We call all who truly seek Christ and His Church to the True, unaltered, Faith He taught and the Sacraments He instituted.

13. Homepage - Iona Community Wild Goose Publications, part of the Iona Community established in the Celtic Christian tradition of St Columba, produces books on http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

14. Orthodox Ireland Includes news, events, a directory of Orthodox churches, articles on the history of celtic christianity and hymns for the Celtic and old English saints. http://www.orthodoxireland.com/

The following church communities have weekly services. Dublin Greek Orthodox Church of the Annunciation Clergy: Rev. Father Ireneu-Ioan Craciun Church Address: 46 Arbour Hill, Dublin 7 Telephone: Services: Saturday 5pm Vespers, Sunday 10am Mattins and 10.30am Divine Liturgy Languages: Greek, English, Romanian Diocese: Ecumenical Patriarchate (Archdiocese of Thyateira, Great Britain and Ireland) Romanian Orthodox Parish of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross Clergy: Rev. Father Calin Florea, Rev. Father Godfrey O'Donnell Church Address: Worshipping in Belvedere College Chapel, Great Denmark Street, Dublin Mailing Address (Rev. Father Calin Florea): Apt 91, Westend Village, Blanchardstown, Dublin 15 Telephone: Mailing Address (Rev. Father Godrey O'Donnell): 5 Cherry Park, Rathingle, Swords, Co. Dublin Telephone: Services: Sunday 10.30am Divine Liturgy Languages: Romanian, English Diocese: Patriarchate of Romania (Metropolis of Western and Southern Europe) Russian Orthodox Church of the Holy Apostles St Peter and St Paul Clergy: Very Rev. Father Michael Gogoleff, Rev. Father George Zavershinsky

15. Fall 1998 - Christian History Issue of Christian History focuses on the conversion of Ireland, and celtic christianity from the fifth to the eighth century. Short popularizing http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

16. Celtic Christianity A brief look at historic celtic christianity and is application to the modern world. http://grailchurch.org/celtic.htm

menu T HE CAMBRIAN EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE GRAIL Ancient Church of Cambria WHAT IS CELTIC CHRISTIANITY? Specifically, Celtic Christianity refers to the branch of Christianity which was unique to the peoples of the British Isles during the early Middle Ages. Although there is some debate over exactly when and how Christianity got to the British Isles, there is no doubt that it was firmly established by the 2nd Century, because Ireneaus, the Bishop of Lyon, had significant interaction with them. The first, great Celtic son was Morien, also known as Pelagius. Pelagius was a spokesman for Celtic theology. Pelagius has been labeled as a heretic by traditional theologians because they favor a Latin version of Christianity. Pelagius' opponent, Augustine, succeeded in expelling the Pelagians out of the Roman Empire during the 5th Century. Augustine became the father of Latin Christianity. Celtic Christianity holds to a balanced view of the Biblical doctrines of free-will and predestination. Ostensibly, these doctrines were the focus of controversy between Augustine and Pelagius. Through the centuries, Pelagian Celts have emphasized the individual's responsibility to obey God's moral law. Latin Christianity has tended to rely upon the strong arm of the state. Celtic Christianity does not have much interest in the grand worship of state religion. Celtic Christians are fond of the small group and a liturgy which is an expression of personal faith. From ancient times, they have had great interest in spiritual gifts, manifestations of the Divine presence, religious revivals, and world evangelism.

17. Celtic Christianity And Spirituality Judith Watkins claims that some people appeal to early Christian Celtic material in a onesided way. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

18. Celtic Spirituality Handout Bamford, Christopher and Marsh, William Parker, celtic christianity Ecology and Holiness Doyle, Dennis and Paula,Songs of celtic christianity , Mel Bay http://english.glendale.cc.ca.us/christ.html

notes by Dennis Doyle I arise today, Through the strength of heaven: Light of the sun, radiance of the moon. Splendor of fire, speed of lightning, Swiftness of wind, depth of sea, Stability of earth and firmness of rock. I arise today, Through God's strength to pilot me: God's might to uphold me, God's wisdom to guide me, God's eye to look before me, God's ear to hear me, God's word to speak for me, God's hand to guard me, God's way to lie before me, God's shield to protect me. From the snares of devils, from temptation of vices, From everyone who shall wish me ill, Afar and near, alone and in a multitude St. Patrick My Druid is Christ, the son of God, Christ, Son of Mary, the Great Abbot, The Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost. St. Columba I would like to have the men of Heaven in my own house: With vats of good cheer laid out for them. I would like to have the three Marys, their fame is so great. I would like people from every corner of Heaven. I would like them to be cheerful in their drinking, I would like to have Jesus too here amongst them. I would like a great lake of beer for the King of Kings

19. Celtic Faery Pathways At Avalon Grove Faery teachings on celtic christianity, ceremonies, and information. http://www.faeryteachings.com

20. Orthodox Ireland Includes news, events, a directory of Orthodox churches, articles on the history of celtic christianity and hymns for the Celtic and old English http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

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