It's a matter of priorities.
Beginning with ourselves.
Here's a look at the prayer life of those ancient Celtic saints.
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What can we learn from a student and his cat about the Celtic Christian view of life?
Are you easily distracted when you're trying to seek the Lord? An ancient Celtic poem has some sound advice.
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Celtic Christians were serious about spiritual disciplines.
Christians must learn to live simply, but think big.
Celtic Christian hagiography had many purposes, not the least of which was to recall and improve the memory of some great leader.
Columbanus wrote and worked for renewal in the Church in Gaul.
We learn to know Jesus both through His Word and His world, as John Scotus Eriugena explains.
There's real history in those spiritualized stories of the lives of Irish saints. And there's much for us to learn from them.
Celtic Christians delighted in life and in serving God amid the wonders of His world..
Celtic Christians made a tremendous impact in their world because they understood how to make the best use of their time.
Celtic Christians understood the importance of living "there and "then" in the "here and now."
Celtic Christians deeply appreciated the work of their forebears in the faith.
Celtic Christians appreciated the history of those who brought the Gospel down to them.
