Cutting Edge
Tuesday, May 11, 2004
  Celtic Spirituality
This past weekend our men's group went to Camp Macgruder in Rockaway Beach for a retreat on celtic spirituality. It was good to get away and relax. I feel like my reset button has been pushed good and hard. It is also common consensus that I have sleep apnea. Friday night I drove my roommate out. His partner at home has apnea, and one of the other retreatants has apnea. Once I get a job and some insurance, I'll get one of those machine.

It was sad to hear how badly celtic christianity was treated. Brigid of Kildare lit a fire that was fed and burned continuously for 1000 years. It was finally put out when Henry VIII took over all of the monastaries. I am proud to be an Episcopalian, but that was a bit of shame in our history.

I left with a list of books to explore. Hopefully I'll take this momentum and do some writing on this subject.
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