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Lammas, the Feast of Bread

A Reflection on the Grain Harvest

Happy Lughnasadh, y’all! Also called “Lammas,” this is the feast of bread. Originally a festival in honor of the god Lugh, today celebrates the beginning of the harvest […]
For Lo, the Winter Is Past and the Time for Singing has Come!

A Celebration of Alban Eiler, the Spring Equinox

A liturgy celebrating the Spring Equinox
Celebrating St. Brigid

A Liturgy for Imbolc

A Christian-Druid liturgy for Imbolc, based on the Daily Office
Daring to Follow Jesus into the Wilderness

A Reflection for the 1st Sunday of Lent

The wilderness experience is a defining aspect of Lent. Though fraught with challenge and difficulty, completing the trek promises great rewards. Join me in daring to follow Jesus into the wilderness.
Celebrating Alban Arthan: A Liturgy for the Winter Solstice

A Christo-Druid Winter Solstice Liturgy
Celebrating God’s Fool, St. Francis of Assisi

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