Étiquette : Maelruan

Cross-Vigil in Celtic Orthodoxy: Sources, Theology, and Practice

Celtic Church Roots, Christian Worship / Liturgy, Ecclesiastical, Health Institute, Legitimist Philosophy, Literature, Order Establishments, Prieuré de Salem, Rapports spéciaux, Templar, Theology Institute
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The Crosfigell or Cross-Vigil in Celtic Orthodoxy Sources, Theology, and Practice The early Irish crosfigell—usually rendered cross-vigil—is one of the most striking bodily prayers in the Celtic Christian tradition. It unites the cruciform posture with the Lord’s Prayer, Deus in adjutorium, the Gloria Patri, and the Sign of the Cross, offered directionally to the four […]

Saint David of Wales, the Culdees, and the True Meaning of the ‘Lord’s Way’: A Defense of Celtic Sabbath Observance

Croyances, Celtic Church Roots, Christian Israel Nationalism, Christian Israel: Tribal & Theological, Christian Worship / Liturgy, Souveraineté Covenantale, Ecclesiastical, Legitimist Philosophy, Literature, Nouveaux croyants, Pastoral, Prieuré de Salem, Public Representation, Rapports spéciaux, Theology Institute
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  Saint David of Wales, the Culdees, and the True Meaning of the ‘Lord’s Way’: A Defense of Celtic Sabbath Observance A small expose on the topic covered by Dr Stephen MK Brunswick ThD, PhD “Saturday Rest: the Christian Sabbath in Orthodox Faith”, page 35-36. Lord’s Way, Not Lord’s Day, proven The life and ecclesiastical […]