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Mary A. DeJong, editor and compiler
CreateSpace, 2011
This little book offers a marvelous collection of Celtic prayers which are selected to lead the pilgrim-to-be through various stages of the journey to island of Iona, Scotland, the spiritual haven of the early Celtic church and once home of a monastery. But for those of us not traveling there, it is a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the wonders of creation through the particular lens of Celtic Christians.
J. Philip Newell
Paulist Press, 1997
Renowned Celtic author and scholar J.Philip Newell adapts ancient Gaelic prayers for morning and evening in a lovely six-day devotional from the spiritual community on the island of Iona off the western shores of Scotland.
John Philip Newell
Tobi Kahn, illustrator
New Beginnings, 2012
Celtic spirituality author and scholar John Philp Newell has a new American edition of Sounds of the Eternal, a psalter of Celtic prayers for morning and nighttime inspired by Jewish scripture.
J. Philip Newell
Paulist Press, 2000
This little jewel of a book offers reflections and then questions that probe for our awareness of the kingdom of God around us and within us in the "promptings of paradise." Internationally recognized Celtic author and scholar John Philip Newell succintly discusses its location in the world, in the church, in our prayer, and in our desire, out of earthly pain, for healing in the world.
John O'Donohue
Betsy Scarborough, director
Sounds True, 2011
In this 54-minute video, originally broadcast on PBS, the late John O'Donohue gives an especially privileged tour of his beloved homeland, western Ireland.
Mary C. Earle
Skylight Paths Publishing, 2011
With classic Celtic writers such as Pelagius, Eriugena, and the saints, Earle, a clergywoman, introduces writings from various parts of the Celtic world. These words remind us of the 'big book' of creation as it is set against the "little book" of the gospel and offers the reader inspiration from both.
John Philip Newell
Wm. B. Eerdmans, 2011
Author of Celtic Benediction and Sounds of the Eternal continues this pattern of prayer book with new daily prayers for morning and evening for the week, written in the Celtic tradition. This time, he unites the religions of Judaism. Islam, and Christianity in their hopes and desires for peace through his powerful words.
John Philip Newell
Jossey-Bass, 2011
Acclaimed author Newell continues his reflections following his bestselling Christ of the Celts. A New Harmony moves to a call for reconciliation in the tradition of Christian faith and to embrace other religions and to see harmony as expressed in the unity of all creation.
J. Philip Newell
Claudia Tammen
Material Media, 2004
Celtic spirituality author Newell and photographer Tammen combine the Lord's Prayer with photos of the stunning New Mexico landscape.
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John Philip Newell
Suzanne Butler, soloist
Material Media, 2010
Internationally known Celtic scholar and author Newell's latest music release is original chants in the Celtic tradition, calling for peace among the Abrahamic religions, using Near Easter harmonies. Each chant coordinates with his book Praying with the Earth and employs a Scripture verse from Judaism, Islam, and Christianity, along with their musical traditions. Newell reads each Scripture passage and then the chant follows, sung in Butler's beautiful voice. Excellent for individual prayer and group gatherings.