A collection of Celtic writing with a difference - the author has collected writings under themes which reflect and celebrate the seasons of life and the year. Weddings, baptisms, the seasons etc. Learn More

Traces the rise and spread of the Celts, from their arrival in the British Isles in about the eighth century BC to the gradual transformation of their culture, initially under the Romans and later the Saxons. Learn More

These fourteen myths and tales, probably first written down around the eighth century A.D., represent the oral tradition of Iron Age Celts who flourished in Europe during the seven centuries before Christ. Learn More

Although related to one of the ruling families of Ireland, Columba (c 521-97) became a central figure in the 'Age of Saints' by setting out from his native land and founding his famous monastery on the island of Iona. Learn More

Taking a number of important strands that make up the Christian faith, this book examines how each strand was expressed in the life and witness of the Celtic Church. Learn More

Celtic spirituality is currently undergoing a renaissance. This book asks why this is so, and uses the significance of place and journey to the Celts as a key to understanding their spirituality. Learn More

Cardinal Hume's personal reflections on prayer, solitude and living the Christian life today based around the lives of the early Northern Saints of England. Learn More

Charts the Celtic vision of Wales through the centuries and in particular looks at the major elements in Welsh religious poetry. Learn More

A fresh and original introduction to Celtic spirituality that begins by questioning the very notion of a distinctively Celtic spirituality. Learn More