Celtic Reconstructionism

Sponsor This Category Free for 30 Days - Customize your message and appear alongside search results. Start your Free Trial today!
Category Description:

Celtic Reconstructionist Paganism is a polytheistic animistic movement which attempts to revive the pre-Christian Celtic faiths.

  • The Ancient Keltic Church  - The Ancient Keltic Church is a religious organization dedicated to the revival of the Pagan mystery faith of the ancient Celtic peoples.
  • Caer Glas  - Caer Glas is a Circle hived from the Ancient Keltic Church, based in Tujunga.
  • Celtic Connection  - Newspaper based in Vancouver, features a strong focus on Celtic community events through arts and cultural interviews and reviews.
  • Celtic Tale  - Explains the connection between Colorado and the Celts. They offer courses on Celtic Lore.
  • Celtic Twilight  - Myths and Legends of Ireland.
  • The Gathering Of Sherwood  - Celtic Wiccan coven, based in the U.K.
  • Hearthside Haven  - Pagan coven following a Norse/Celtic (Druid)/Eclectic tradition.
  • IMBAS  - Organization promoting the spiritual path of Senistrognata, the ancestral customs of the Celtic peoples.
  • Merlin's Wisdom  - Online school of Celtic mysteries.
  • Merlyn's Grove  - Dedicated to the Old Ways, offers classes in Celtic witchcraft and druidry. Includes history, background, and related links.
  • Moonstone  - Web site dealing with Celtic Reconstructionist Paganism, Celtic Traditionalism and Gaelic Traditionalism.
  • The Nemeton  - This nemeton is a mailing list Celtic Pagans and people interested in this religion.
  • Ogmios Project  - Learners' association dedicated to helping Pagans learn Celtic languages.
  • Paganachd  - Presents an introduction to Celtic Reconstructionist Paganism.
  • The Pictish Cauldron  - Collection or articles related to Celtic Reconstructionist Paganism.
  • School of Celtic Studies  - Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies on Celtic culture.
  • The Temple of Danann  - Non-profit Organization whose is to reclaim the spiritual birthright of their Irish ancestors.
  • Túath na Ciarraide: The Ciarraí People  - Túath na Ciarraide, part of the Gaelic Traditionalism movement, shares the ancestral ways, faith, projects, and research.
 
 
 
About | Help | Archive | Terms | Privacy | Affiliate Program