Article 2 Segment from “Saint David of Wales, the Culdees, and the True Meaning of the ‘Lord’s Way’: A Defense of Celtic Sabbath Observance” as from the book wider book on the topic. Newsletter by Dr Stephen MK Brunswick is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free […]
Numerous scholars have highlighted the push-back of the Celtic church against Rome. The Irish Primate / Bishop Ussher also wrote well on this topic in the 17th Century (which was also recognized in the era King Charles the Martyr restored the office of the Culdees as direct successors of the schools established by St Patrick). […]
In the 1922 Cambridge printed book titled, “St. Joseph at Arimathea at Glastonbury” written by the Vicar of Glastonbury, Reverend Smithett Lewis, it says that as early as 48 AD Conor Macnessa, the King of Ulster sent all of his druidic priests to the Isle of Avalon on a special mission to write down all […]
The Gospel to Britain #1 (#2) It came about 37 A.D. From the book “Celt, Druid and Culdee” (1973) by Isabel Hill Elder To trace the history of the Culdees from the days of St. Columba is a comparatively easy task; to find their origin is more difficult. In the minute examination which such an […]
Drama of the Lost Disciples (Jesus’ Disciples) to Britain #1 PDF Book version: or Download “Drama of the Lost Disciples” by Jowett to read the pdf offline. Below is the text only version The Introduction Drama of Lost Disciples #2 – Part 2 Drama of Lost Disciples #3 – Part 3 THE DRAMA OF […]
The Lost Disciples to Britain #2 The Tin Island and Culdee Drama of Jesus’ Disciples to Britain #1 – Page One Drama of Lost Disciples #3 – Page Three DRAMA OF THE LOST DISCIPLES #2 by George Jowett (1961) LET THERE BE LIGHT WE have identified the sterling character of the Noblis Decurio, his […]
The Lost Disciples to Britain #3 The Glory in the Name Go back to Page 2 or Page 1 DRAMA OF THE LOST DISCIPLES by George Jowett (1961) THE GLORY IN THE NAME WHY THE NAME “BRITIAN” “BRITISH”? AFTER the Kimmerians had settled in the Isles of the West they were known to the […]
Jersalems biskops och kyrkans arv. En studie från Priory of Salem Institute of Theology Många människor är inte medvetna om hur mycket auktoritet Saint Joseph (Kristi farbror, doktorn i Sanhedrin) hade. Han var allmänt erkänd som den mest berättigade arvtagaren till kung David. Många trodde att han [...]
St Gall (a Culdee Disciple of St Columbanus) In tradition of the high Franko-Gothic Nobles, the Monastic Rule of Saint Columbanus(the Irish Culdee Missionary), was continuously promulgated in the farthest corners of the Germanic Empire. At the early foundation, with the Kings of the Carolingian Empire, these great Celtic schools became the bedrock of our […]
These days it has become popular, and the google ranking system seems to prefer these “new” sources who have agendas to ignore the older authentic records of Joseph at Glastonbury. There are now mostly authors that ignore the 1st-4th Century writings that were the original sources for the later historians they attack as being only […]
FINANSIERA VÅR VÄRLDIGA ORSAK. OCC samlar in medel för fas 1 av 3, i planen för att återställa den keltiska ambassaden (Glastonbury). Detta är det bästa skyddet för det keltiska minoritetsfolket och de av gemensamt kristet kulturellt ursprung. Fram till Henry VIII: s tid respekterades Glastonbury som en civil och religiös plats för [...]
Short History of the Orthodox Church of the Culdees – TABLE OF CONTENTS – – Short Definition of Culdee – – The First Century Church – – Numerous British 1st-5th Century Saints – – British Israelites – – Triumphant Christian Israelites – – Orthodox and Israelite Liturgies – – Archbishops and Patriarchs – – Charters […]
“THE DRAMA OF THE LOST DISCIPLES” is a classic of British Israelism, and a rare book. In our book club you can read samples of it. (Some have found full copies of it online, as various sites presently host it). This may be temporary due to copyright laws. We recommend those who like the book […]
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