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The Celtic vs. Roman Church Conflict Over the Date of Easter

Posted on March 31, 2025March 31, 2025 By Stephen Bedard No Comments on The Celtic vs. Roman Church Conflict Over the Date of Easter
The Celtic vs. Roman Church Conflict Over the Date of Easter
Celtic Christianity, Roman Catholic Church

The date of Easter—the most significant celebration in the Christian calendar—was once the center of a major conflict between the Celtic Church and the Roman Church. This dispute, which occurred during the 6th and 7th centuries, was more than a disagreement over calendars—it symbolized a deeper struggle for religious influence and cultural identity. Though seemingly technical, the debate over when to … Read More “The Celtic vs. Roman Church Conflict Over the Date of Easter” »

How the Irish Saved Civilization – Review

Posted on February 17, 2020March 19, 2020 By Stephen Bedard No Comments on How the Irish Saved Civilization – Review
How the Irish Saved Civilization – Review
Book Reviews, Celtic Christianity

When we think of the great civilizations, the peoples that helped shape the direction of the world, we don’t often think of the Irish. That is not meant to be a slam, as I’m about half-Irish and appreciate my heritage. Thomas Cahill, in his How the Irish Saved Civilization, argues that the Irish we not … Read More “How the Irish Saved Civilization – Review” »

The History of Saint Patrick

Posted on March 17, 2018October 22, 2021 By Stephen Bedard No Comments on The History of Saint Patrick
The History of Saint Patrick
Celtic Christianity

One of the most well known saints is that of St Patrick. His day is not only still celebrated, it is observed by many non-Christians. This short video is a fun summary of his life. The one error is that Patrick was born in 387 AD and not 35 AD. Other than that, it is … Read More “The History of Saint Patrick” »

Episode 76 – The Roman Empire in the Fourth Century

Episode 76 – The Roman Empire in the Fourth Century

The fourth century was a century of great change for the church. It was equally so for the Roman Empire. In fact, from this century onward it would be difficult to separate the history of Rome from the history of the church. In this episode, we look at the major events of the fourth century ... Read More "Episode 76 – The Roman Empire in the Fourth Century" »

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