Étiquette : saints britanniques

Culdee / Spouses of God Prophecy: Céilí Dé meaning Spouse of God

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Céilí Dé or Céli Dé means “spouse of God” or “companion of God” in ancient Celtic / Irish. Jowett maintained in his book “Drama of the Lost Disciples” that for the First Century forwards the church was called Culdee and not Christian (As is established the First Century church was indeed British, incl. Ireland and […]

Irish Saints in Great Britain, more knowledge on the Culdees

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Irish Saints in Great Britain. A great portion of the Orthodox Church of the Culdees is comprised of the well known Irish Saints. So our libraries would not be complete without several volumes on the topic. Download or Read the full PDF “Irish Saints in Britain”. Freely read it on our website. Let us know […]

L'Église de Jérusalem a déménagé en Grande-Bretagne et le Siège Apostolique de Glastonbury, plus tard appelé la «Deuxième Rome». De nombreux saints britanniques du 1er au 2ème siècle en attestent, voir le PDF ci-joint des Saints

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Succession des évêques et de l'Église de Jersalem. Une étude de l'Institut de Théologie du Prieuré de Salem Beaucoup de gens ignorent combien d'autorité avait Saint Joseph (l'oncle du Christ, le docteur du Sanhédrin). Il était largement reconnu comme l'héritier le plus éligible du trône et de la couronne du roi David. Beaucoup pensaient qu'il […]