The Celtic Church

~ THE CELTIC CHURCH ~
Histories - Mysteries - Sacred Sites
Exploring The Druid Culture & Early Christianty in the UK.
You are invited into a magical journey with me as I explore the forgotten stories of the Druids and the historical & mysterious foundations of the early church in the UK.
🔹️A Sacred Pilgrimage: We will be visiting ancient sacred sites and learning what made them so important to the Druids and early Christianiaty.
🔹️Lost Connections: We will be meeting and reintroducing many important figures of the Druids and Early Church founders, telling their stories like never before.
🔹️Remembering the True Word: We will reexamine and decode Biblical and Ancient Texts in Aramaic, Ancient Greek, Latin and Gaelic to truly understand the spiritual teachings of the Great Masters and Saints 2,000 years ago.
Are you feeling the pull of this forgotten past in your heart?...
Then follow @thecelticchurch and let us go on a quest for the Holy Grail...
Reclaiming the lost origins and stories of Christianity found within the Celtic Church.
Thank you so much for all of your love and support! 🧙‍♂️🌳💚

[@alunrees313]

If we read the British Welsh records like Saint Guldas we see an amazing statement that the holy family came to Glamorgan Wales in 37ad and started the first Church in the world , the site is still visible, it was apostolic, Joseph of Arimathia’s grave is in Cardiff and it’s still visible, Maelgwn of Llandaf tells us where the site is , next to the grave of Joanne’s the Bishop of Bethlehem buried there in1318 , on his death left instructions for burial there, as for Celtic there is no evidence that the Welsh are Celtic, it was invented by Edward Llwyd

[@BibbledyBobbledyBoo]

this is an answered prayer :) thank you for creating and sharing! many blessings

[@samjubran7315]

Yes! It's about time.

[@evasneeuw7978]

I am looking forward to hear, read and follow more. About this whole subject. It's time to let the celtic chritian grow and make it come back again ❤

[@theguyver4934]

Just like biblical and historical evidence proves that jesus and his apostles were vegatarians biblical and historical evidence also proves that the trinity, atonement, original sin and hell are very late misinterpretations and are not supported by the early creed hence its not a part of Christianity I pray that Allah swt revives Christianity both inside and out preserves and protects it and makes its massage be witnessed by all people but at the right moment, place and time The secred text of the Bible says ye shall know them by their fruits So too that I say to my christian brothers and sisters be fruitful and multiply Best regards from a Muslim ( line of ismail )

[@tinyvanadventures]

could you please tell me where that church is without the roof, it is beautiful!! Nothing like being under waterfalls. There is a very sacred spot in the Lake District called Fairy Glen at Galleny Force Waterfall in Borrowdale Valley, it is such a magical place, I go there swimming.

[@ruofanwang7671]

Was the waterfall scene videoed at St Nectan’s Glen??!!❤❤

[@DANIGAL101]

The music is beautiful, but sad that it is being played over his explanations of things in the video

[@blanablana4812]

What’s the same of the song ? I loved it ♥️

[@theguyver4934]

name

[@theholyvineofdavid647]

Where did you go?

[@happy_panda.88]

I'm curious about something. Does the Celtic church believe in monsters and sacred creatures from Celtic polytheism such as the Kelpies and the leprechauns? The reason I'm asking is because I've been caught between my Christian family members wanting what's best for me, and myself wanting to be more unique in my beliefs. What I just said might sound a little weird, but I'm just putting it out there.

[@noeldoyle4501]

I'm Irish and well read on the Fairy lore of Ireland, and I am a devout Catholic. Just to say that I can see no conflict of truth between accepting that a hidden Fairy reality exists, and that Our Lord Jesus is true God and true man, and has given us the Catholic Church for our Salvation. The Irish have been committed to Christ for at least 1,600 years and the majority of them were also convinced of the Fairy world as well, these beliefs were not, in over a thousand years, considered to be in conflict. Think of the Fairy world as an unknown continent with very strange creatures and physical mysteries, that is not regulated by God in the same way as is our human world.

[@vixendoe6943]

Also in Celtic Christianity nature is considered to be the Second Gospel. It has a lot to teach us about the nature of our Creator. Non-humans were canonized as saints. St Murgen is a mermaid. Saint Guinefort is a Greyhound.

[@Wellch]

Jesus from Israel .

[@ConstantCompanion]

There's a story in my family, who primarily originated from Ireland. The Catholic church was promoting itself. They came to Ireland. The plan was to have a debate between the Catholic dogma and the Celtic. It just so happened that my ancestor was the representative for the Celtic Church. Why the Catholic church should not prevail. The idea was to have the debate and then they were going to take a vote. The case he made was good but he was not eloquent with words. The Catholic priest was not only eloquent, he was sophisticated and offered a lot. I suspect it has something to do with getting to play with the rich kids. In any event, my ancestor lost and the Catholic Church pretty much moved in. I have this sense that in a way you are a collective of your ancestors. Too many things get passed down that otherwise shouldn't be. I have struggled with spirituality my whole life. Only recently I've decided that I'm going to go my own way, and dispense with the Christian type churches in the United States. At least the American way. As I perceive it of course. Which is funny because I visited church last weekend at the behest of a friend. It was for her. And there wasn't comfortable because I had things that I thought should be considered that they probably would not. But they were nice people. I passed a Celtic Church on the way. I do remember Sacramento having one but I can remember where it was. And there was! I wonder. I truly do wonder if that is what's missing.

[@thescoobymike]

What evidence is there of Joseph of Arimathea doing such things?

[@rolandobuddicom4272]

pr໐๓໐Ş๓

[@wilmanuts9954]

Do you have to be Celtic to join

[@scented-leafpelargonium3366]

Not Cel-tic, her-et-ic.

[@noeldoyle4501]

Our Lord Jesus sent his Apostles to every nation, so you don't have to be Celtic.

[@OneEpicEric]

Historians Alan Wilson and Barram Blackett have confirmed the word Celtic is inaccurate. The Celts were a tribe north of Italy at the time of the Romans. Celt comes from the Greek word Celtoi meaning barbarian. The ancient British Christians were known as the Culdee, a form of Christianity that merged with druidism. Celtic Christianity should be known as British or Brithonic Christianity.

[@richardlahan7068]

Palestine was the name of the Roman province.

[@theguyver4934]

Just like biblical and historical evidence proves that jesus and his apostles were vegatarians biblical and historical evidence also proves that the trinity, atonement, original sin and hell are very late misinterpretations and are not supported by the early creed hence its not a part of Christianity I pray that Allah swt revives Christianity both inside and out preserves and protects it and makes its massage be witnessed by all people but at the right moment, place and time The secred text of the Bible says ye shall know them by their fruits So too that I say to my christian brothers and sisters be fruitful and multiply Best regards from a Muslim ( line of ismail )

[@MrResearcher122]

Why word Allah? I know Arabic, but have Irish forebears (the tribe that kidnapped Saint Patrick)

[@theguyver4934]

@@MrResearcher122 Exactly what are you trying to say ! ?

[@martinmuldoon603]

You seem very confused. Please read the book of John, the first few paragraphs explain who the Word is.

[@scented-leafpelargonium3366]

Palestine? Was it not Judea, the land of the Jews? Not of the Philistines. 🙃

[@Marcosnationalistos]

Jesus spoke Aramaic! It was the language of the Canaanites and Assyrians who were the indigenous Mesopotamians. So Yes Palestine👍

[@scented-leafpelargonium3366]

@@Marcosnationalistos Who told you He spoke Aramaic or Aramean? Even if He did how does that de-Judaize Him, which is obviously your intent and the thought of your mind by such a point? Aram in the Bible was where Yeshua's forefather Abraham lived, and if you insist on what language Yeshua spoke you should not be correctly mis-naming Him "Jesus" which never existed in His lifetime if you want to be a stickler about what He actually spoke, and it wasn't "Jesus"! 🙃 "Palestine" is the misnomer given to the land of Israel & Judea by the Romans after they ethnically cleansed the Holy Land of all Jews no matter what language they spoke, as it was their ethnicity, their "Jewishness" that they hated, the same as anti-Semites will hate Jews that speak English or Russian or German, it is their ethnicity and their bloodline they hate, not their language. But if you are insisting that Yeshua only spoke Aramaic and therefore "Palestinian" by your logic, the Bible does record that He stood up in the (Jewish) Synagogue in Nazareth and read from the book of Isaiah. Are you suggesting that He read this translated into Aramaic as well or would He have read the Hebrew Scriptures in the language they were written in, as Moses did not speak Aramaic but Hebrew and Egyptian when given the Ten Commandments? Isaiah was written in Hebrew and given the Hebrew name "Yeshayahu." Not Aramaic. "Palestine" named after the Philistines, not the Israelites or the Jews, lived in Philistia, often alongside the Israelites, and Philistia never equated to the whole land of Canaan/Israel, rather it was only the narrow coastal strip where Gaza is today close to where Samson met Delilah. There is no connection between Yeshua knowing Aramaic and the region of Canaan/Israel, or Judea where Yeshua lived, being "Palestine" as that area was never Philistia, so it's a myth. In the Gospel of Matthew Yeshua's parents Yosef and Miriam flee to Egypt while Bethlehem is being ethnicallly cleansed of all Jewish (not Palestinian or Aramean) infants under 2 years old. The New Testament records in English via Greek, but not from Aramaic, that Yosef was told in a dream by the Angel of the LORD (God of ISRAEL) that he must take the mother and the Child and return to the "land of ISRAEL," not "Palestine" or Philistia or any other name that men employ. Only after the forced explusion of Jews from their Promised Land and their Holy City of Jerusalem by the Europeans that illegally occupied the land in 135 CE did the Romans start to use the term "Syria Palestina" to insult the Jews by naming it after their ancient implacable foes the Philistines who were always a thorn in the Israelites' sides. Even Yeshua when praising a centurion with great faith that He had not found such in the whole of ISRAEL, (not "Palestine"). So who is right, the Bible and the Son of the Living God, or you by your sweeping statement? Today the term "Palestinians" is used for Arabs living in the territory, but it is not an exclusive Arab term, as before 1948 any Jews living in the Land of the Bible were also called "Palestinian." There is a great effort to wrest any Jewish links to the land and even to strip Yeshua of His Jewishness by always referring to Him in Gentile terms and by changing His given Name. Such efforts are clearly anti-Semitic, but as the Arabs are also Semitic, is is anti-Jewish. When Gentiles get to heaven as the Bible cites, they will enter through Twelve Gates of Pearl, named after the Twelve Tribes of ISRAEL, so you will have to argue that it's called "Palestine." Good luck with that! 🙃

[@jred7]

​@@Marcosnationalistosneither of those groups were Philistines and God told the children of Israel to wipe them out. Are you even trying? It was never called Palestine until the Romans destroyed Jerusalem I'm the 2nd century AD, and even the people who were called Philistines in the previous centuries were acknowledged by the Jews as not being the same people group as the Philistines who King David was fighting. Edit: previous, not preventing

[@dmn5309]

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[@dmn5309]

At least he should have said Israel but officially it was Judea