Celtic Christianity
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Celtic refers to the unique expression of Christianity that flourished in Ireland, Scotland and Wales from the 4th to the 10th centuries. Celtic Christian Spirituality, along with Celtic music and pagan practice, has seen a revival of interest since the last half of the 20th century. Ancient Celtic spiritual sites, such as the Iona Community (settled in 563 AD by St. Columbia) and Lindisfarne (settled in 633 AD by St. Aidan) have been resettled and are thriving once again. |
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