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Celtic Orthodox Christian Quarterly
"If I yet pleased men, I should not be the servant of Christ." [Galatians 1:10]

July-Sept 2004

Clergy of the Celtic Orthodox Christian Church set up an Oratory at the Society for Creative Anachronism's 33rd Pennsic War gathering in western Pennsylvania, an annual event attended by 11-13 thousand souls. Liturgy was celebrated on all three Sundays and major feastdays of the event. This provided opportunity for many discussions on Theology.

The following classes were presented by Clergy of the Celtic Orthodox Christian Church for Pennsic University:

The Eight Deadly Sins and Their Remedies
The Symbolism of Icons
Discussion of Early Musical Modes
The Rise of Imperial Churches
Spagyrics (Early Methods of Preparation of Medicinals)
The Navigatio of St. Brendan
Why the Irish Abbots preserved the Tain
A Christian's View of Tibetan Buddhism.

All classes were well received.

Three of the classes were accompanied by detailed articles. Rather than repost these here, these are the links on our website.

Eight Deadly Sins and Their Remedies
Symbolism of Icons
Discussion of Early Musical Modes

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