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02 January 2019

The Church of the Assumption
adds to the character of
Castle Street in Dalkey

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The Church of the Assumption on Castle Street, Dalkey, Co Dublin … first built in 1840-1841 (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2019) Patrick ...

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11 November 2016

‘Thou my high tower’:
The Celtic Revival and hymn writers
in the Church of Ireland

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Fig 1. The Great Round Tower at Glendalough. Photograph by Patrick Comerford Patrick Comerford Celtic Christianity is such a popular a...

14 March 2016

An introduction to
Celtic Spirituality

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Glendalough ... the monastic “Valley of the Two Lakes” (Photograph: Patrick Comerford) Patrick Comerford Church of Ireland Theological I...

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26 February 2014

Is ‘Celtic Spirituality’ worth rescuing
from ‘Celtic Sensuality’?

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Glendalough ... the monastic “Valley of the Two Lakes” (Photograph: Patrick Comerford) Patrick Comerford Affirming Catholicism Ireland, ...

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The Church of the Assumption adds to the character of Castle Street in Dalkey

‘Thou my high tower’: The Celtic Revival and hymn writers in the Church of Ireland

An introduction to Celtic Spirituality

Is ‘Celtic Spirituality’ worth rescuing from ‘Celtic Sensuality’?

The Church of the Assumption
adds to the character of
Castle Street in Dalkey

‘Thou my high tower’:
The Celtic Revival and hymn writers
in the Church of Ireland

An introduction to
Celtic Spirituality

Is ‘Celtic Spirituality’ worth rescuing
from ‘Celtic Sensuality’?