Keltic Klan Kirk Monastic Holy Order

Neo-Monastic Communities of  Married Couples, Families with Children, and Single men and women living as modern day Christian Monks in Keltic Culdee Neo-Monastic Communities and Clandestine Cell Groups dedicated to Jesus Christ our Lord-God and Saviour

Archbishop Joe Johnson

Keltic Kuldee Kirk

Culdee Warrior Monks in Defence of Christendom

Calvinistic Celtic Christian Israelite Identity Monasteries

Neo-Monastic Communities of  Married Couples, Families with Children, and Single men and women living as modern day Warrior Monks in Keltic Culdee Neo-Monastic Communities and Cell Groups

Crusader States Monastic Holy Orders

Leaving Babylon behind in the Dust of its Downfall!

Christian Scholars Monastic Holy Orders

CS - MHO

Culdee Separatists Monastic Holy Orders

17: Wherefore come out from among them, and be ye separate, saith the Lord, and touch not the unclean thing; and I will receive you,    ---    II Corinthians 6:17  Holy Bible

Celtic Christian Culdee Monastic Communities

In the ancient Celtic Culdee Church Christian life was very much centered around Monastic Communities and nearly all Celtic Church establishments were monastic.  In other words most "parish" churches were closely associated with a monastery.  The Clergy of the Celtic Culdee Church were called and chosen from the monastic ranks, and the Celtic Church Monasteries served as the Bible school and college for training candidates for Holy Orders of Ministry. 

In Celtic Culdee Monasticism, just as in many things, the Culdee Church did things much differently than the Roman Catholic Church.  There were many 'joint' or 'double' Monasteries which contained both men and women.  Celibacy was not 'universal' or required among members of monastic orders, not even for those men in the Holy Orders of Deacons, "Priests" or Bishops.  These Double Monasteries had many married couples among their members and leaders, including many married couples with children; family life was encouraged by the Celtic Culdee Church even in the Culdee Monasteries.  There were of course also many single men and single women living and studying in these Monastic Communities.  In most areas the local Celtic Monastery was the center for worshipping Almighty God and also for education and preservation of cultural heritage.

Ancient Celtic Culdee Monasteries were viewed by the people as a family or a Clan and held that status in the social structure of Celtic society.  In ancient Scotland the most common name for a Celtic monastic group or community was 'the Familiae', and the Abbots of the Monasteries were entitled to wear eagle feathers in their Scottish bonnets as a sign of being a Clan Chief or Clan Chieftain. Many of the Monasteries were closely associated with one or more specific Clans.  The Celtic Culdee Monastery at Iona, which was started by Saint Columba, was tightly knit with the Clan MacLeod and the MacAskills.

COLUMBA—DEPARTS FROM IRELAND—VOYAGE—ARRIVES AT IONA

Iona Abbey - Ancient Culdee Monastic Community in Scotland

ORGANISATION OF IONA

Christian States Monastic Holy Orders

Neo-Culdee Abbots building Christian States

CI - CS

Christian Israelite Crusader States

Keltic Klan Kirk Monastic Order

Neo-Monastic Communities of  Married Couples, Families with Children, and Single men and women living as modern day Christian Monks in Keltic Culdee Neo-Monastic Communities and Clandestine Cell Groups dedicated to Jesus Christ our Lord-God and Saviour

A Christian Survival Strategy for a remnant church planted in an ungodly wicked Nation that is falling apart & on the brink of destruction due to YAHWEH's Divine wrath & judgment

Skellig Michael Culdee Monastery - Beehive Monk Huts

Christian Identity Neo-Monasticism

Leaving Babylon in the Dust of Death!

Keltic Monks for Christ

Holding Fast to The Kingdom of God!

14: For this cause I bow my knees unto the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ,
15: Of whom the whole family in heaven and earth is named,
16: That he would grant you, according to the riches of his glory, to be strengthened with might by his Spirit in the inner man;
17: That Christ may dwell in your hearts by faith; that ye, being rooted and grounded in love,
18: May be able to comprehend with all saints what is the breadth, and length, and depth, and height;
19: And to know the love of Christ, which passeth knowledge, that ye might be filled with all the fullness of God.
20: Now unto him that is able to do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that worketh in us,
21: Unto him be glory in the church by Christ Jesus throughout all ages, world without end. Amen.

Ephesians 3: 14-21   Holy Bible (King James Version)

Gallarus Oratory - Culdee Chapel in Ireland

No King but King Jesus!