Fr. Gabriel discusses the lives and ministries of Saints Aidan and Cuthbert.

Fr. Gabriel introduces us to "the Dove of the Church" St. Columba, the inspiration for the great Book of Kells, that masterpiece of the Celtic calligraphic tradition.

Fr. Gabriel backs up a little bit to talk about Celtic culture as a whole.

Fr. Gabriel shares one of his favorite Celtic hymns, "The Breastplate of St. Patrick," and then discusses several Celtic saints. (Click on the small Adobe icon to see the attached bibliography of resources on Celtic Christianity.)

Fr. Gabriel demonstrates how monasticism, particularly that of the "pilgrim" variety, was at the heart of Celtic Christianity.

Fr. Gabriel introduces his new series on Celtic Christianity and shares three prayers from the Celtic tradition.

Fr. Gabriel reflects on the concept of Poustinia as described in the writings of Catherine Doherty, founder of Madonna House.

Fr. Gabriel gives us an update on the progress and growth of St. Anthony of the Desert Orthodox Mission in Las Cruces, New Mexico.

Fr. Gabriel explains how a unity of soul and body is one of the ways that we can experience resurrection in this life.

Frt. Gabriel asks, "Could it be that you have placed the Resurrection of Christ in the past?"