Books

Learned, cultured, and gentle in its exercise of authority, the Anglo-Saxon period was a golden age of spirituality which climaxed in the devotion and creativity of the twelfth century.

This attractively simple prayer book reflects the distinctive Celtic character of daily worship at Iona Abbey. Outlines are given for morning, midday and evening prayer for every day of the week - each day having its own theme.

An exploration of the spirituality of the Welsh people through the ages by means of a study of the spiritual pilgrimages of seven Welsh men and women, namely Meilyr Brydydd, Guto'r Glyn, William Williams, Pantycelyn, Mary Jones, Ann Griffiths, Ruth...

An intimate exploration of the events of Easter seen through the eyes of the women present, including the maid who accused Peter, Pilate's wife, Mary, and the other women who stood at the foot of the cross and first witnessed the resurrection.

A priest who resigned and subsequently married tells his own story and makes an eloquent plea for the conditions of priesthood to be changed.