A pre-Christian Celtic goddess and a Christian Patroness ... has been taken towards revealing more of Finner’s fascinating history by preparing an application for the Community Monuments Fund.

it’s often difficult to get at the core history. Protestants quarrel with a few Celtic practices, like the hyperdevotion to saints, and some wonder whether Celtic Christianity retained some ...

However, this may not be entirely historically accurate as it is a celebration with roots a long way back in pre-Christian times ... and people. Celtic mythology holds that the chieftains ...

In the 500 years after the fall of the Roman Empire, the Christianity of Wales had its own marked characteristics. It shared them with the other Celtic-speaking countries: Ireland, Cornwall ...

It was made at the beginning of the ninth century, probably by Celtic Christian monks on the island of Iona in Scotland's Inner Hebrides. The manuscript consists of the four Christian gospels ...

Roman-style Christianity ... the churches in the Celtic-speaking lands came to accept the Roman Easter. When the English historian Bede was writing his Ecclesiastical History of the English ...

“I have been fascinated by the history and practice of Celtic Christianity, born and nurtured in the British Isles.” Come and explore the faith and spirituality of the Celtic people and how it ...

has deep roots in the ancient Celtic Samhain. Originally aimed at honoring the dead and warding off malevolent spirits, it has transformed into a global event blending pagan, Christian ...

In the 500 years after the fall of the Roman Empire, the Christianity of Wales had its own marked characteristics. It shared them with the other Celtic-speaking countries: Ireland, Cornwall ...

Roman-style Christianity ... the churches in the Celtic-speaking lands came to accept the Roman Easter. When the English historian Bede was writing his Ecclesiastical History of the English ...