This website serves as a platform to share the rich landscape of Celtic Christianity and the expressions of Celtic Christian spirituality that inspire and shape my own life.

It is both a repository of ideas and a space for meaningful dialogue with others who are curious about, or feel drawn to, this ancient yet deeply relevant tradition.

While the content is grounded in academic study, it is crafted to remain accessible, welcoming seekers at all levels of familiarity with theology or Celtic heritage.

This site is organized in 3 key areas of thought and reflection:

• Identity & Influences
  Here you will find insights into who I am—my background, the personal and intellectual influences that shape my approach, and the distinctive flavor of my Celtic Christian spirituality.

• A Celtic Theology
  In this section, there is an ongoing effort to develop a systematic yet contemporary theology rooted in Celtic Christianity. It seeks to explore this ancient tradition with fresh eyes, articulating its core principles and their relevance for today’s spiritual and theological conversations.

• Engaging the Culture
  This area addresses broader questions about Western culture, the current crisis of meaning we face, and the vital role Christianity can play in a free and pluralistic society.

This site is more than a collection of ideas—it is a starting point for ongoing conversation.

Whether through thoughtful emails or by incorporating these reflections into discussions within your own community, the hope is that this space encourages dialogue that deepens understanding and fosters connection.

Visitors are warmly invited to engage by reaching out via email with questions, insights, or reflections sparked by the content.

Likewise, readers are encouraged to carry these ideas into their own conversations, study groups, or personal reflections.

This collaborative spirit embodies the communal heart of the Celtic Christian tradition itself.

Let’s ensure everything is clear.

I’m not attempting to speak for any group or denomination. While I’ve been shaped by several traditions, the ideas on this site are my own.

I don’t have an agenda. I find Jesus and what he taught meaningful and compelling. I find Celtic heritage rich in wisdom. That’s what I’m trying to convey in my writing.

My ideas are incomplete, lacking nuance, and still evolving.

Finally, I don’t pretend to have all the answers. I’m presenting what works for me and what seems true to me.

If you see things differently, that’s fine. My goal isn’t to win any arguments or even converts.

To each their own.

My hope is that I encourage people to think, consider new ideas, and suggest some to me.

In all things, love.