Link to a class on the Celtic Cross I did during the Pandemic This URL was put into NoteboolLM and the following Podcast was created - overview then Podcast. This collection of sources centers on Celtic Christian spirituality, with a particular focus on "The Celtic Journey. 2: The Cross." The primary text explores the symbolism and meaning of the... Continue Reading →
Tobar, reflecting on the spiritual symbolism of a wren, encounters Alba in Fillan's garden. Alba uses the wren's behavior—its busyness, song, and camouflage—to inspire Tobar, urging him to embrace his inner strength and trust in a higher power. Their conversation emphasizes overcoming fear and self-doubt to become a conduit of blessing. The encounter concludes with Tobar and Alba returning to a prayer gathering. This is... Continue Reading →
The Community of Aidan and Hilda, The Northumbria Community, and The Iona Community Here is an overview of the three Celtic Christian communities, summarizing their unique focus and approach: Community of Aidan and Hilda: This community is distinctly characterized by its focus on the interconnectedness of spirituality and relationships, drawing direct inspiration from the lives... Continue Reading →
I went to Iona a number of years ago as part of my honeymoon as a day trip with my wife and saw the Abbey and a couple of Celtic Crosses and on the way there Fingle Cave. I didn't have the knowledge of the significance of Iona and the things to explore that I... Continue Reading →
This is a very bold title, and this has been my quest for years https://youtu.be/KQbNa6CK5YM?si=xfX2OZMejo08cjNE The founding monk of Lindisfarne (also known as Holy Island) was Saint Aidan. An Irish monk from Iona, Aidan was invited by King Oswald of Northumbria to establish a monastery on Lindisfarne in AD 635. Under Aidan's leadership, the Lindisfarne... Continue Reading →
The planning of the next Pilgrimage for my church Disclaimer this is still a work in process. This is my process of working through the itinerary and allowing the people of the church to explore with me. This has been cancelled and maybe rescheduled in the future. https://youtu.be/_yQbyvwp3ro How to navigate my website https://youtu.be/csZb-pQuBec This... Continue Reading →
https://www.midwalesmyway.com/home My or Our Way is very unique, it is very much custom-designed by God because we are each a one of a kind individual. I have been very much encouraged with the direction my life has been taking in these last few months. As strange and unusual as this times is we are living... Continue Reading →
Infinite possibilities - “God gives the spirit without limit”John 3:34b. We have not passed the kindergarten, baby, beginner stage of our faith. Have we even began to walk in the image of Christ? Jesus said that all things are possible if we only believe. Have we even entered into the basics of the faith, let... Continue Reading →
The voyage of faith, the practice of some of the Celtic missionaries was to set sail without oars or rudder and see where they were washed up and then start a Christian community. A free spirit, like a wild goose, which is the symbol of the Holy Spirit in Celtic spirituality. The Spirit is like... Continue Reading →
Those who want to go to Scotland or UK, and have an interest in Celtic Christian Spirituality. Before the Pilgrimage to the UK, a stepping stone could be a long weekend at Columcille Megalith Park,PA. Accommodation at Kirkridge. This is not a prerequisite it can be a stand alone experience, for anyone who wants an... Continue Reading →
Mark's Treasury Of Celtic Christian Spirituality 