by Steve Wickham A Familiar Stranger I saw a stranger today. I put food for him in the eating-place And drink in the drinking-place And music in the listening-place. In…
by Christine Valters Paintner In Ireland, Brigid is one of the three patron Saints of the land alongside Patrick and Columba. We don’t know many details of her life,…
by Christine Sine Last week some of you may remember I posted this circling prayer meditation. One person commented: In a busy place draw a circle around you with your…
by Rev. Brenda Griffin Warren Father James Martin in his book, My Life with the Saints describes saints as simply being “friends on the other side.” For this lifelong Protestant, this…
by Jan Blencowe The imagery of a nest fascinates me. Have you ever come upon a bird’s nest in the autumn when the trees are almost bare? Have you taken…
John Finn – I’ve just started birding, and it is teaching me a lot about listening. I’m in a beginner’s ornithology field class. It started in the cold, early spring…
by Rodney Newman When you overhear someone talking about their friend you know that more information is needed to determine the nature of the relationship. That term could refer to…
by Christine Sine Circles were significant to the Celts. It was felt that a circle with no break was a symbol of eternal life, a complete whole affording no access…
by Ana Lisa De Jong Regardless of the destination, Celtic pilgrims saw their physical travels as representing an inner journey as well. They sought to avoid distractions that kept them…
by Rodney Newman When I first became acquainted with Celtic Christianity, I delighted in the stories of St. Brigid. In my imagination, I could see a little rambunctious girl…
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