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In ancient times, the Celtic monasteries were places of learning, the monks and nuns offering education to anyone who came seeking it. Often, the classes would be held outdoors, perhaps under a tree to ward off the hot sun or the frequent Irish drizzle. So here is an oak tree for us to sit under.
Note: The articles below should not be taken as official documents of the Celtic Catholic Church, but as teaching and preaching by the authors.
Lenten Reflections
by Bishop Dwain E. Houser
Sinners in the Church
by Bishop Dwain E. Houser
Why do Celtic Catholics "pray" to saints?
by Fr. Sean Andrew Lotz
Why do Celtic Catholics observe the "pagan" Quarter Days?
by Fr. Sean Andrew Lotz
Grace and Sacraments
by Fr. Sean Andrew Lotz
Also see the Frequently Asked Questions
From dust-covered saints to living faith: All about saints
by Fr. Sean Andrew Lotz
Paradise Rediscovered?
by Bishop Dwain E. Houser
My approach to Scripture: Where I am in the journey
by Bishop Dwain E. Houser
Does God hate gays? Concerning the statement "God hates fags."
by Fr. Sean Andrew Lotz
The history and meaning of the word Easter
by Caedmon Parsons
The spiritual and theological meaning of Easter
by Fr. Sean Andrew Lotz
On talking with a pagan
by Dan Carey
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