Label: Keltische kloosterorden

The Orthodox Order of the Culdees, the Rule of St Maelruan +792AD

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The purer ancient Rule of St Maelruan The rule for the Culdees of Armagh, drawn up by Maelruan, abbot of Tamhlacht (Tallaght), who died in the year 792. The full chapters of the rule goes into practical usage day to day as well as annual. This rule has been affirmed by 1600s-1900s historians that it […]

Monastieke regel van Columbanus

Celtic Church Roots, Ecclesiastical, Legitimist Philosophy, Literature, Order Establishments, Priorij van Salem, Templar, Theology Institute
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Corpus of Electronic Texts Edition Achtergronddetails en bibliografische informatie Monks 'Rules Auteur: Columbanus Hibernus Bestandsbeschrijving GSM Walker vertaald door GSM Walker Elektronische uitgave samengesteld door Marcos Balé Gefinancierd door University College, Cork en professor Marianne McDonald via het CELT-project 2. Tweede ontwerp, herzien en gecorrigeerd. Omvang van de tekst: 17210 [...]

On Celtic Married Clergy and Monastics

Christian Israel: Tribal & Theological, Verbonds Soevereiniteit, Speciale rapporten
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Culdees’ Abbots, Priests, Monks and even Nuns were married in purity with periods of separation for their courses of services.     by Rev Dr Stephen MK Brunswick This topic is validated by the records of Rome in protest against married Celtic Clergy being repugnant to their tradition (although the East also practiced it). However […]