Author: Mary C. Earle
Publication Date: 16 February 2012
Description
A curated introduction to the heart of Celtic Christian spirituality, presenting primary texts from figures such as Pelagius, Eriugena, and St Patrick, alongside prayers and poems from Ireland, Wales, and the Hebrides. Earle’s facing‑page commentary explores how these writings reveal a worldview in which God’s creative presence permeates the natural world, daily life, and the human body. The book invites readers to rediscover a spirituality rooted in creation, imagination, mercy, and embodied faith, offering a clear and approachable entry point into the Celtic Christian tradition.
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Celtic Christian Spirituality
Credit: Mary C. Earle
Summary: A modern introduction to the spiritual traditions of Celtic Christianity, exploring its prayers, saints, monastic practices, and relationship with the natural world. This volume examines both historical sources and the continuing influence of Celtic Christian thought in contemporary spirituality.
Publication Date: 16 February 2012
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