Celtic Christianity is a term used for the form of Christianity practised in Ireland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany from the missions of Saint Patrick and Saint Ninian in the 5th century (also known as Old British Church, Celtic Catholic Church, Culdee Church), in Scotland from the mission of Ninian in the 5th century and Columcille from 563, and in Anglo-Saxon England from 635 until the Synod of Whitby in 664, where an attempt was made at reconciliation with the Roman rite.
Christianity was first brought to the British Isles sometime after the Roman conquest, probably during the Christianizing of the empire under Constantine in the fourth century. Celtic Christianity, or The Celtic Church, is thought to be a form of Christianity as it was first received and practised by communities within Britain and Ireland that spoke Celtic languages. The debate about the existence of the Celtic Church centres primarily around two issues arising from the early Christian experience in Britain and Ireland:

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Celtic Christianity - A consice portal page with relevant links to topics of interest for Celtic Christians.
David's Celtic Christianity Page - A personal look at the foundations, characteristics and themes of Celtic Christian spirituality, and some useful resources for pilgrimage and further study.
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Explore Faith: Celtic Christianity - A short and sweat look at several Celtic Christian principles including; Celebrating the Sacred in all Creation, Finding New Life, Recognizing God’s Presence in Our Every Experience.
New Age Celtic Christian Church - Advocates a New Age form of Celtic Christianity with essays and Bible quotations.
Stuart's Celtic Christianity Page - A miscellany of links, including Celtic mailing lists, news, saints, liturgy and a webring.
What is Celtic Christianity? - A brief look at historic Celtic Christianity and is application to the modern world.
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