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Celtic-British Orthodoxy

Timeline of Orthodoxy in the British Isles | Orthodox Wiki
Orthodox England - fact or fiction?
The Fall of Orthodox England — Vladimir Moss

Green Martyrdom
Celtic Way of Evangelism (old version)
Celtic Spirituality
How The Irish Saved Civilization | Internet Archive

Fr. Andrew Phillips

Fr. Andrew Phillips
Orthodox England | Facebook
Orthodox Christianity and the English Tradition

John O'Donohue

John O'Donohue | Wikipedia
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JohnO'Donohue.com

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Amazon Author Page
Sounds True | Audiobooks

A Celtic Pilgrimage with John O'Donohue
100 Best John O’Donohue Quotes From The Irish Poet, Priest, And Philosopher

Nature is the direct expression of the divine imagination.
— John O’Donohue, Anam Cara
 
John O'Donohue on Landscape | YouTube
John O’Donohue - The Inner Landscape of Beauty | On Being with Krista Tippett
Well, I think it [landscape] makes a huge difference, when you wake in the morning and come out of your house, whether you believe you’re walking into dead geographical location, which is used to get to a destination, or whether you’re emerging out into a landscape that is just as much if not more alive as you, but in a totally different form, and if you go towards it with an open heart and a real, watchful reverence, that you will be absolutely amazed at what it will reveal to you.
And I think that that was one of the recognitions of the Celtic imagination — that landscape wasn’t just matter, but that it was actually alive. What amazes me about landscape, landscape recalls you into a mindful mode of stillness, solitude, and silence, where you can truly receive time.