Autumn resonates with the tone of Beauty and whispers the invitation toward letting go.

The ancient feast of Samhain marks the beginning of the Celtic year.

I often am asked about helpful Celtic Christian prayer practices. I’d like to offer some suggestions.

Joy Harjo, a truly inspired poet, offers blessing after blessing through poetic word.

The Celtic tradition is wonderfully narrative-based, holding both possibility and expression.

We must face the results of our behavior and choices.

Join us for the September service.

We are deep into the Celtic harvest season called Lunasa.

Join us for the August Celtic Service!

The Celtic tradition ‘Lunasa.’

For today’s post, I would like to offer you a poem by Eavan Boland.

The Spirit’s invitation is not passive, but active.

If the word “God” is complex, the word “Christ” is equally mysterious.

Join us for the July Celtic Service!

“In the name of God, The Creator, who breathes life into every thing.”

I have always loved the word “we” as it appears in blessings, invocations, and prayers.

We must find the “still small voice” of Divine whisper amidst turmoil.

A powerful spotlight has been turned upon injustice and violence.

I am excited to announce the launch of The Celtic Center’s new online course!