A year of authentic wisdom from Ireland's saints—sourced from medieval manuscripts, not modern romanticism
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Authentic Celtic Christianity, not New Age appropriation
Every quote traced to authentic medieval sources—Félire Óengusso, Lebar Brecc, Vita Sanctorum, and more. No invented "Celtic" wisdom here.
Brigid, Columba, Patrick, Brendan, Ciarán—learn from their actual words, not romanticized legends. Their wisdom speaks across centuries.
Beautifully designed journal pages for your thoughts and prayers. Each week builds on ancient Irish spiritual practices.
Created by an early Christian scholar fluent in the Irish language. This is serious historical research made accessible.
Organized around Imbolc, Bealtaine, Lughnasa, and Samhain—the natural rhythms that shaped Celtic monasticism and daily prayer.
Not a devotional you'll abandon in February. This journal becomes your companion through all seasons—physically beautiful enough to treasure.
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Crist lium, Crist romum, Crist i m'diaid, Crist indum — Christ with me, Christ before me, Christ behind me, Christ within me.
— Faeth Fiada / Lorica Sancti Patricii (7th-8th century)
Here's what sets this journal apart
"Ancient Celtic wisdom teaches harmony with nature and feminine divine energy..."
Here's what Columcille actually wrote in the 7th century: "Non timeamus, Deus gubernabit navem nostram" (Let us not fear; God will steer our ship). Let's read the real sources.
"Celtic Christianity was earth-centered and rejected Roman dogma..."
Irish monks were fiercely ascetic, deeply devoted to Scripture and the Church Fathers—while maintaining their own distinctive practices. History is more interesting than fantasy.
Invented quotes, generic "Celtic blessings," vague spirituality adapted from Victorian romanticism
Every quote cited to its manuscript source. Every saint presented in historical context. Authentic Christianity from ancient Ireland.
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