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GKindle in our hearts, O God, the flame of love that never ceases, that it may burn in us, giving light to others. May we shine forever in your temple, set on fire with your eternal light, even your Son Jesus Christ, our Saviour and Redeemer. Amen. Prayer of St. Columcille"
We have to try to discover the inner relationship between these different aspects of Truth and unite them in ourselves. I have to be a Hindu, a Buddhist, a Jain, a Parsee, a Sikh, a Muslim, and a Jew, as well as a Christian, if I am to know the Truth and to find the point of reconciliation in all religion." Fr. Bede Griffiths
"To exist means that we share the task of perfecting self-transcendence through prayer, contemplation, meditation-the nitty -gritty of the spiritual quest." The Mystic Heart, Wayne Teasdale
The Apostolic Free Celtic Church centers personal religious practice for each aspirant, and recognizes that personal religious experience is essential to explore religious and spiritual questions. The AFCC therefore assists its members with their personal, spiritual growth in a manner that is Mystical, Esoteric, Universalist, and Pelagian Theologywithin a Trintarian definition and context \
Mystical or Mysticism
Mysticism is the practice of religious ecstasies, together with whatever ideologies, ethics, rites, myths, legends, and magic may be related to them. It may also refer to the attainment of insight in ultimate or hidden truths, and to human transformation supported by various practices and experiences
Universalist
The AFCC holds that communion with spiritual realities is open to every being without exception, and that all beings — again, without exception —will eventually enter into harmony with the God or The Divine. As an heir to the legacy of the Universalist Church, the AFCC affirms that the recognition of the potential for spiritual achievement in all beings is central to its vision of spirituality.
Pelagian or St. Morgan of Wales
Pelagius (St. Morgan of Wales) was a Celtic Christian mystic or saint who taught that the salvation of each individual is entirely the result of that individual’s own efforts, and can neither be gained through anyone else’s merits or denied on account of anyone else’s failings. As an heir to the teachings of the Celtic Church, the AFCC affirms the value of personal responsibility and personal freedom in its vision of spirituality.
Our Members and Clergy with the Apostolic Free Celtic Church gather in communities of the Ancient Celtic Church. The atmosphere provide an open environment for celebrating the sacraments of Baptism, Chrism or Confirmation, Eucharist, Redemption (sacrament) and Bride-Chamber, with the additional two sustaining sacraments of Holy Orders and Anointing of the Sick.
Our communities offers an alternative for individuals exploring their spiritual lives and strengthening their faith with valid Eucharistic liturgies and sacraments without the rigid rules which exclude the individual intelligence and lifestyles that are part of our changing world. For we maintain the sacraments in apostolic tradition, we are also free to think and decide for ourselves, instead of following mandated church dogma.
We in the Apostolic Free Celtic Church would like to invite you to check us out, our organization would like want to show you that we are place of unconditional love, compassion, mercy and charity within our ministries and our communities, which embraces every human being regardless of their state or condition in life for we consider ourselves as a spiritual hospital to those who have been hurt or bruised by this cruel and inhuman world to find ourselves within the Gnosis.
Tau +Piran Tau +Berach
Celtic Esoteric Community of The Good Shepard Celtic Esoteric Community of Christ
We have to try to discover the inner relationship between these different aspects of Truth and unite them in ourselves. I have to be a Hindu, a Buddhist, a Jain, a Parsee, a Sikh, a Muslim, and a Jew, as well as a Christian, if I am to know the Truth and to find the point of reconciliation in all religion." Fr. Bede Griffiths
"To exist means that we share the task of perfecting self-transcendence through prayer, contemplation, meditation-the nitty -gritty of the spiritual quest." The Mystic Heart, Wayne Teasdale
The Apostolic Free Celtic Church centers personal religious practice for each aspirant, and recognizes that personal religious experience is essential to explore religious and spiritual questions. The AFCC therefore assists its members with their personal, spiritual growth in a manner that is Mystical, Esoteric, Universalist, and Pelagian Theologywithin a Trintarian definition and context \
Mystical or Mysticism
Mysticism is the practice of religious ecstasies, together with whatever ideologies, ethics, rites, myths, legends, and magic may be related to them. It may also refer to the attainment of insight in ultimate or hidden truths, and to human transformation supported by various practices and experiences
Universalist
The AFCC holds that communion with spiritual realities is open to every being without exception, and that all beings — again, without exception —will eventually enter into harmony with the God or The Divine. As an heir to the legacy of the Universalist Church, the AFCC affirms that the recognition of the potential for spiritual achievement in all beings is central to its vision of spirituality.
Pelagian or St. Morgan of Wales
Pelagius (St. Morgan of Wales) was a Celtic Christian mystic or saint who taught that the salvation of each individual is entirely the result of that individual’s own efforts, and can neither be gained through anyone else’s merits or denied on account of anyone else’s failings. As an heir to the teachings of the Celtic Church, the AFCC affirms the value of personal responsibility and personal freedom in its vision of spirituality.
Our Members and Clergy with the Apostolic Free Celtic Church gather in communities of the Ancient Celtic Church. The atmosphere provide an open environment for celebrating the sacraments of Baptism, Chrism or Confirmation, Eucharist, Redemption (sacrament) and Bride-Chamber, with the additional two sustaining sacraments of Holy Orders and Anointing of the Sick.
Our communities offers an alternative for individuals exploring their spiritual lives and strengthening their faith with valid Eucharistic liturgies and sacraments without the rigid rules which exclude the individual intelligence and lifestyles that are part of our changing world. For we maintain the sacraments in apostolic tradition, we are also free to think and decide for ourselves, instead of following mandated church dogma.
We in the Apostolic Free Celtic Church would like to invite you to check us out, our organization would like want to show you that we are place of unconditional love, compassion, mercy and charity within our ministries and our communities, which embraces every human being regardless of their state or condition in life for we consider ourselves as a spiritual hospital to those who have been hurt or bruised by this cruel and inhuman world to find ourselves within the Gnosis.
Tau +Piran Tau +Berach
Celtic Esoteric Community of The Good Shepard Celtic Esoteric Community of Christ
