1. Celtic Christianity A miscellany of links, including Celtic mailing lists, news, saints, liturgy and a webring.Category Society Religion and Spirituality celtic christianity......Where to search for Celtic Christian Resources. Frequently Asked Questions.What is celtic christianity? The celtic christianity eLibrary. 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. Cristnogaeth - Celtic Christianity Links to overviews, churches, prayers, liturgies, influenced by celtic christianity.Category Society Religion and Spirituality Liturgy......Cristnogaeth Featuring the Anglican Communion and celtic christianity. CelticChristianity. Some general introductions to celtic christianity follow. http://alexia.lis.uiuc.edu/~wirrell/church/celtic.htm

Cristnogaeth Featuring the Anglican Communion and Celtic Christianity Celtic Christianity Home Introduction What's in a Name? Purpose ... James Wirrell's Home Page This site attempts to provide a brief overview of Celtic Christianity. Start with the Introduction to Celtic Christianity. See Organizations which are linked to Anglican or Orthodox churches or interdenominational groups. Independent Churches are those Celtic denominations not formally connected to the Anglican, Roman Catholic, or Orthodox bodies. Celtic Liturgies can be found at my Liturgical Resources page. A) Introduction Celtic Christianity has always been close to my heart given my love of early British history. The Celtic church has many lessons to teach the contemporary Church. The early Celtic Christian church was catholic and apostolic in nature, fiercely independent, in tune with creation, yet remaining committed to Scripture and tradition. It drew on the positive aspects of the earlier druidic religion yet remained true to the Faith and thereby was able to transform Celtic society without destroying it. I would like the Anglican Communion to model the ancient Celtic church: catholic and apostolic in nature, resisting of overburdening and corrupting hierarchy and structure, in tune with the created world, remaining committed to Scripture and tradition, and finally acting as a powerful transforming agent to Western society.

3. MA Celtic Christianity Founded in 1995, the celtic christianity programme at Lampeter brings together the best of scholarship in both Celtic 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: ‘The Cistercian Experience’, Study Retreat, Caldey Island Monastery, Pembrokeshire 12-19 May 2003 ‘Bardsey Island: Spirituality Past, Present and Future Colloquium, Aberdaron 6-8 June 2003 ‘Celtic Spirituality’, Sarum College, Salisbury 19-22 June 2003 ‘Asceticism and Authority in the Celtic World’, Celtic Christianity Summer School, Lampeter 23-27 June 2003 Public Lectures 2003: Annual St David’s Day Lecture of the University of Wales Lampeter: Professor D. P. Davies: ‘Hen wlad fy Nhadau’: Land, Language and People Old Hall, University of Wales Lampeter 28 February 2003 at 4.00 PM (Note change from earlier date) 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.

4. The Celtic Christianity E-Library Documents supporting the MA in Celtic Studies at Lampeter University, including hagiographic and historic Category Society Religion and Spirituality Texts and Documents......celtic christianity elibrary Homepage Alphabetical Catalogue. The CelticChristianity. e-Library. About the celtic christianity e-Library. 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: By Module: The Desert in the Ocean – Eremitical Spirituality in the Celtic Churches Celtic Hagiography General Catalogue: Alphabetical Catalogue

5. Celtic Christianity Kjell Sjöbergs Homepage http://www.crossnet.se/sjoberg/Celt_1.htm

Kjell Homepage Celtic Christianity Links: Celtic Christian Music Yahoo: Celtic Christianity What we can learn from the Celtic Christians who first brought Christianity to Iceland and the Faeroes. The Icelanders were keen to know more about their earliest roots in the Celtic monks who brought the Gospel to Iceland. So the leaders of our prayer conference invited Graham McCartney from Northern Ireland to come and teach about Celtic Christianity and give a historical survey of the coming of the first missionaries to Iceland, and to the other Nordic lands from Ireland. Sweden and Denmark received their first Christian influence through Catholic missionaries from Germany, but Iceland and the Faeroes had their first Christian influence from a much purer source. The Catholic church came with a State church system, christening people by power and by the sword, but the Celtic monks came without any weapons or compulsion. A movement is afoot at present in Great Britain, both among Christians and the wider community, to get back to the Celtic roots. Books, music and musicals are being produced concerning Celtic Christianity and culture. After listening to Graham McCartney, I have become convinced that the Christianity that was brought to the Northern lands from Ireland in the eighth century is the Christianity that we need in order to become overcomers in the end time.

6. Fall 1998 - Christian History Issue of Christian History focuses on the conversion of Ireland, and celtic christianity from the Category Society Religion and Spirituality Historical...... Rooted in the Tradition celtic christianity is not as theologically unique as manyhave supposed. Fascinating and littleknown facts about celtic christianity. http://www.christianitytoday.com/ch/60h/

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7. Celtic Christianity Booklist celtic christianity Booklist. Stuart's Home Page Contact Me at Stuart@gol.com Background. Adomnan of Iona The Life of Columba. Comment http://www2.gol.com/users/stuart/celtbook.html

Celtic Christianity Booklist Stuart's Home Page Stuart@gol.com Background Adomnan of Iona - The Life of Columba Comment Adomnan's life of Columba is the collected stories about the life of Saint Columba written on Iona by his successor about 100 years after the saint's death. The stories cover Columba's miracles, prophesies and visions of angels. For me the main interest in the book is the picture of Iona it gives. It is an ideal book to read if you are about to visit Iona or have just visited, as the places mentioned and the scenes described often have remained unchanged since Columba's time. Only a quarter of the 400+ page book is taken up with "The Life Columba", there is a 100 page scholarly and readable introduction, extensive notes and a full bibliography. ( Stuart Translated by Richard Sharpe Publisher Penguin Books, Penguin Classics Series ISBN The Ecclesiastical History of the English People- Bede Comment An interesting and readable account of the Church in England upto and during the times in which the Celtic Church flourished. Some of Bede's most glowing praise is for the Celtic Saints but it is always tempered with a reminder that their practices, such as dating Easter, did not agree with the Roman practice. (

8. Celtica - Studying Celtic Christianity A resource for serious study of celtic christianity. Providing entire online texts, essays and documents. Provides a sympathetic critique of modern celtic revival movements. http://www.celticorthodoxy.org/index.html

9. David's Celtic Christianity Page A personal look at the foundations, characteristics and themes of Celtic Christian spirituality, and Category Society Religion and Spirituality celtic christianity......David's. celtic christianity. Page. The latest Christian fad a significantrediscovery New Age thinking invading the church everyone http://members.lycos.co.uk/DavidEW/

David's Celtic Christianity Page The latest Christian fad...a significant rediscovery...New Age thinking invading the church...everyone has an opinion on the awakening interest in Celtic Christian spirituality. I've been a Christian for around forty years. I'd describe myself as both evangelical and charismatic to people who like those kind of labels.. I've always been interested in church history - it seems to me we can learn a lot about the present, and perhaps the future, by examining the experiences of Christians who lived for Jesus in the past. About seven years ago I was thinking about how Christianity needs to find expression within each culture, and that got me to thinking about whether there had ever been a distinctive British form of Christianity. At the same time, I was also thinking about ways to communicate the unchanging Gospel in our rapidly changing, post-modern, post- Christian culture. I looked at the origins of Christianity in Britain, during the Roman occupation and the so called Dark Ages, a time of great change and uncertainty not unlike today. The stories of the men and women who brought Christianity to Britain, and an examination of the way they lived struck a chord with me. It challenged me to examine my own faith and spirituality afresh.

10. The World Of Celtic Art - Paganism Offers an overview of traditional religions including Paganism, Neopagan Druidism and celtic christianity. Includes brief profiles of the Celtic gods. http://www.celtic-art.net/Frames/index2.htm

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11. Celtic Spirituality Handout Features of celtic christianity love of nature and a passion for the wild andelemental as a reminder of God's gift. -love and respect for art and poetry. http://english.glendale.cc.ca.us/christ.html

12. Celtic Orthodoxy - The Celtic Orthodox Christian Revival A resource for serious study of celtic christianity. Providing entire online texts, essays and documents Category Society Religion and Spirituality celtic christianity......Celtic Orthodoxy is studying Celtic Orthodox Churchesand the revival of interest in celtic christianity. http://www.celticorthodoxy.org/

13. Celtic Faery Spiritual Teachings At Avalon Grove Faery teachings on celtic christianity, ceremonies, and information about the Faery. Presented by two people who have spent time with the people of the Faery. http://www.angelfire.com/nc/lightwings

CELTIC FAERY PATHWAYS at Avalon Grove The Celtic Faery spiritual teachings are now located at WWW.FAERYTEACHINGS.COM Please visit us there! Avalon Grove Church Jeffrey K. Bedrick Background graphic by Fantasyland Graphics

14. Fanad celtic christianity A Theological Perspective (Acrobat PDF File). This isa short talk prepared for the SIUE Food for Thought lunchtime series. http://www.geocities.com/~dubricius/

For a better image of the background picture above (Fanad Head Lighthouse in Donegal, Ireland), click here If you got here through www.dubricius.net or www.geocities.com/~dubricius Please change your bookmark to www.fanad.net or www.geocities.com/hildutus or www.geocities.com/athens/delphi/8610 Thank you for visiting this web site. A list of publications is provided for those who may be interested. (Note: If Acrobat PDF Files come up blank, click on your browzer's reload/refresh button) Contents Celtic Studies Books on Celtic Studies Names from the Dawn of British Legend: Taliesin, Aneirin, Myrddin/Merlin Arthur The Last Battle of the Gododdin: The Hidden Poem in Armes Prydein Articles and Published Papers please see list of publications Papers Presented to the Celtic Studies Association of North America Mesotomic Syllables in Old Welsh Poetry (Acrobat PDF File). Presented to the CSANA meeting at the University of Washington at Seattle in April 1993. For the nonlinguist, this is the most accessible treatment of mesotomy, which is proving to be an important identifying characteristic of Old Welsh poetry. Arthur's Name . Presented to the CSANA meeting at the University of Georgia at Athens in April 1994. Expanded and incorporated into part I of chapter 5 in

15. Celtic Library: Celtic Christianity The Celtic Library. celtic christianity. The Confession (autobiography)of St. Dubricius Celtic Studies and celtic christianity TD Griffen. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Aegean/6619/celtchrist.html

The Celtic Library Celtic Christianity The Confession (autobiography) of St. Patrick Christian Classics Ethereal Library St. Dubricius: Celtic Studies and Celtic Christianity T.D. Griffen The Book of Deer Electric Scotland Celtic Orthodox Christian Church The Celtic Cross: a Cross in a Circle A creation-centered Christian ritual SisterSpirit Carmina Gadelica Mike Nichols Carmina Gadelica Beachd Alastair The Celts and Christianity Morgan O'Maolain Clannada na Gadelica The Anamchara Irish word meaning "soul friend" House of Breathings page Book of Kells Oregon State Library Orthodox Christian page Medieval Source Book Selected sources, the Celtic world St. Patrick: the Man and the Myth C. Austin Celtic Connection Lindisfarne Gospels British Library Celtic Saints Early British Kingdoms page Last updated 2000 July 19 Home Celtic Library Shamanism Culture ... Search

16. Celtic Faery Spiritual Teachings At Avalon Grove Teachings on celtic christianity and the Holy Grail. Includes Celtic rituals and blessings. Information on book Gnomes in the Garden. http://home.earthlink.net/~beartree/index.html

CELTIC FAERY PATHWAYS AT AVALON GROVE The spiritual teachings which follow were given to us directly by a Celtic people who are thousands of years old. They are known by many names, but are referred to most commonly as the Tuatha De Danaan, the Sidhe, the Faer Folk, or the people of the Faery. They live today as they have lived for thousands of years, in a land known as Tir na n'Og, the original Garden of Eden. This Entranceway leads to the Faery Teachings, or . . . This Faery will lead you to our book, Gnomes in the Garden: True Stories of the Celtic Faery You can also click here for information on Faery classes, counseling and healing or here for information on Avalon Grove Church, located near Asheville, North Carolina. We are members of a number of Webrings, some of which are listed below. More of our Webrings are listed here This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit Avalon Grove Church Jeffrey K. Bedrick and Whimsy Quest Fantasy Realm Background graphics by Fantasyland Graphics

17. The Big Fish Café - Christian Arts & Youth Events With Candida Casa Community Youth orientated Christian arts, music, and live events. Inspired by celtic christianity in Torbay. http://www.houndsville.co.uk

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18. David's Celtic Christianity Page A personal look at the foundations, characteristics and themes of Celtic Christian spirituality, and some useful resources for pilgrimage and further study. http://members.lycos.co.uk/DavidEW/index.html

David's Celtic Christianity Page The latest Christian fad...a significant rediscovery...New Age thinking invading the church...everyone has an opinion on the awakening interest in Celtic Christian spirituality. I've been a Christian for around forty years. I'd describe myself as both evangelical and charismatic to people who like those kind of labels.. I've always been interested in church history - it seems to me we can learn a lot about the present, and perhaps the future, by examining the experiences of Christians who lived for Jesus in the past. About seven years ago I was thinking about how Christianity needs to find expression within each culture, and that got me to thinking about whether there had ever been a distinctive British form of Christianity. At the same time, I was also thinking about ways to communicate the unchanging Gospel in our rapidly changing, post-modern, post- Christian culture. I looked at the origins of Christianity in Britain, during the Roman occupation and the so called Dark Ages, a time of great change and uncertainty not unlike today. The stories of the men and women who brought Christianity to Britain, and an examination of the way they lived struck a chord with me. It challenged me to examine my own faith and spirituality afresh.

19. Celtic Christianity, Celtic Spirituality Information site for Celtic Spirituality, celtic christianity andrelated studies and events. The Arts, History and Spirituality http://www.canadac.com/celtic/celticv.html

The Arts, History and Spirituality of Celtic Lands, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Brittany, Isle of Man, Cornwall and Galicia, provide Roots for us to-day, and a Vision for the New Millenium New Pilgrimage Community Links

20. Saving Celtic Spirituality - Christianity Today Magazine 24, 2000 Saving celtic christianity Despite the mythmaking, there'sa wealth of Christian truth and devotion worth recovering. By http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2000/005/2.78.html

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