Christ wears 'two shoes' in the world: Scripture and nature. Both are necessary to understand the Lord, and at no stage can creation be seen as a separation of things from God.
John Scotus Eriugena
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- Order of St Columba -An Introduction
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Celtic Spirituality
- A Concise History of the Celtic Way
- A Litany of Celtic Saints
- Ita - Nurtura of Saints -January 15
- Brigid of Kildare - February 6
- Patrick - apostle to Ireland - March 17
- Egbert - April 24th
- Venerable Bede - May 25
- Columba of Iona - June 9
- Kilian - the missionary - July 8th
- Aidan of Lindisfarne - August 31
- Ciaran - September 9th
- Francis of Assisi - October 4th
- Columbanus - November 23rd
- Finian of Clonard - December 12th
- What is the influence of the Celtic Christianity?
- What is the relevance of Celtis Christianity in the 21st century?
- Some features of Celtic Spirituality
- Celtic Cross
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The Abbey Institute of Spiritual Direction and life-mentoring
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- Spirituality and Practice - the power of 12
- Jewish Table Blessings
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- Prayers for Healing Painful Memories
- Patrick of Ireland's Breastplate prayer
- Celtic Blessings
- Casting a caim or encircling prayer
- The Jesus Prayer
- Lectio Divina
- Quiet Quest
- How to meditate
- Guided meditations...
- Coping with Change
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