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Thoughts, prayers and readings for every day of the year, both morning and evening, with Celtic themes and inspiration, from the Northumbria Community.
Celtic Daily Prayer offers an alternative to the cult of the new, drawing on the live of the Celtic Saints, as well as many other writers and thinkers down the ages, to help the modern pilgrim find solid ground in their daily walk with God. It is a unique resource for personal and group devotions, both for daily use and on special occasions.
Based around the order for morning and evening prayer, it provides a two year cycle of daily Bible readings, each accompanied by an insightful commentary or quotation. There are liturgies for seasonal events like Easter and Christmas
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The Northumbria Community is well-respected across the Christian Church for its solid base and adventurous exploration of Celtic themes in personal prayer and corporate worship.
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20 of 20 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I have been using this office for a couple of years now,and recommend to anyone who enjoys a celtic flavour to their prayer life.It contains a variety of readings and meditations for each day of the year,as well as morning,midday and evening prayer offices.It should fulfill all your needs,and personally next to my bible,it is a must have book.
19 of 19 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I was introduced to this book by a very spiritual friend and was so impressed with it I immediately ordered one for myself. There is something very satifying in the rhythm of prayers and meditation morning, noon and night. Drawing as it does on the experiences and thoughts of the Celtic Saints and the Desert Fathers, with input from the Northumbrian Community, this book is a mix of old and new prayers, illustrations and stories, and is ideal for those who want a new way to relate to God; those who need to rekindle the flame in their soul and those who seek to deepen their spiritual relationship with God.
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I'm a busy catholic benedictine mother of a three year old boy so time is of the essence when trying to fit Offices into my day. I stumbled across this book recently and found it delightful. It's so refreshing and it's nice to see some contemporary material in amongst the old and loved. I normally use the Benedictine Daily Prayer [breviary] which holds a special place in my heart but the Celtic Daily prayer is a lovely change and not so very far removed. The bonus for me [other than the beauty of it's prayers] is that timewise it's alot more user friendly for someone with a busy schedule [that'll be most of us then ;o)].
If you're a lover of liturgy or just enjoy rhythmical/regular daily prayer then this is a must. xx
If you're a lover of liturgy or just enjoy rhythmical/regular daily prayer then this is a must. xx
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Every Day
This daily prayer guide is lovely to use. I wake up in the morning and, after that first growing awareness of being in the new day, I find a little spurt of anticipation: 'oh yes,... Read more
Published 6 months ago by Ms. Sl Randall
This is a must.
This is a must and if the short paragraphs are read every morning, it sets you up for the day. Been reading it every day for nearly a year so one more year to go. Read more
Published 10 months ago by Mr Hypercritical
Best daily prayer guide I've ever owned
A friend of mine suggested that I get this book to help with my daily quiet time, because I was struggling to find something to hang my routine on without becoming stale. Read more
Published 17 months ago by Dr. K. E. Patrick
Worth buying, however...
I brought this book as I was curious about celtic christianity, and found it interesting. The book is well-organised and does what it says on the tin - in other words, it's a guide... Read more
Published 24 months ago by Miss F. D. Elliott
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I heard about this book from a Lent study meeting. A few quotes had been read from this. I thought I would like this book for myself and find it reasonably priced, and a good book... Read more
Published on 23 April 2010 by Jean Skillicorn
A daily help
This is a wonderful book to help with personal and public devotion. It takes a little while to find your way around it, but definitately worth the effort. Read more
Published on 29 Sep 2009 by Val R
Most useful book besides my Bible.
The Celtic Daily Prayer book is the most useful and precious book I possess apart from my Bible. The copies I purchased through Amazon were for other people. Read more
Published on 10 Sep 2009 by Ms. Susan C. Convy
Celtic Daily Prayer
I love this book as it tries to lead one into a life of daily prayer as used by the Celtic saints of old. Read more
Published on 13 Jun 2009 by S. Sager
a book to satisfy all your worship needs guaranteed
The Ancient Paths of Northumbria in northeastern England have been trod by generations of men and women who loved God and followed Jesus, bringing faith, hope, and love to vast... Read more
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