Published 5/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.32 GB | Duration: 1h 59m
Early Christian Ireland, 400 to 650 AD
Free Download What you'll learn
An overview of Celtic Christianity from 400 to 650 AD
An introduction to Early Irish Saints and Hagiographical Writing
An appreciation of the contribution of Early Irish Christianity
The historical development of the Early Irish Church
Requirements
None
Description
Ireland has a rich Christian history and culture dating back to the fifth century when St Patrick and other missionaries evangelised the island of Ireland. Ireland was never part of the Roman Empire and the culture of Christianity that developed in this rural and agrarian society without towns was distinct from other parts of Europe. This course introduces students to this fascinating and unique early Christian culture and heritage through learning about the key figures in Early Christian Ireland from the fifth to the seventh centuries, the Golden Age of the Irish Church. Led by an Irish medieval historian and author, students will have the opportunity to read original source material written in Early Christian Ireland as well as availing of additional resources and videos to deepen their knowledge and learning. The course is based on courses taught by the instructor at Trinity College Dublin and Boston College on Early Christian Ireland and Early Medieval Ireland. In this course you will explore: The real St Patrick and his remarkable original writings Whether St Brigid was a Celtic Goddess or a historical personTraditions associated with St Brigid and the earliest accounts of her life The influence of St Columba/ Colum Cille in Ireland and Scotland The voyaging Irish monks who travelled as far as the Faroe Islands and Iceland The travels of St Columbanus in Europe and his original writingsThe course is suitable for all those interested in Ireland and Irish Christian culture and heritage.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction & Welcome to the Course
Lecture 2 What do we mean by Celtic Christianity?
Lecture 3 For Teachers
Section 2: St Patrick
Lecture 4 St Patrick
Lecture 5 The Ireland of St Patrick
Lecture 6 The Life of St Patrick: Part 1
Lecture 7 The Life of St Patrick: Part 2
Lecture 8 The Letter to the Soldiers of Coroticus
Lecture 9 The Confessio
Lecture 10 The Hagiography of St Patrick
Lecture 11 The Legacy of St Patrick
Lecture 12 Did St Patrick kick out the Snakes?
Lecture 13 The Virtues of St Patrick and Further Reading
Section 3: St Brigid of Kildare
Lecture 14 St Brigid of Kildare
Lecture 15 Celtic Goddess or Christian Saint?
Lecture 16 The Sources for the Life of St Brigid
Lecture 17 The Legacy of St Brigid
Lecture 18 Make Your Own St Brigid's Cross!
Lecture 19 Prayer to St Brigid and Further Reading
Section 4: St Columba of Iona
Lecture 20 St Columba of Iona
Lecture 21 Map of St Columba's World
Lecture 22 Life of St Columba
Lecture 23 St Columba the author
Lecture 24 Columba the Scribe: The Cathach Manuscript
Lecture 25 The Amra Coluimb Chille
Lecture 26 The Hagiography of St Columba
Lecture 27 The Desert in the Ocean
Lecture 28 The Navigatio Brendani/ The Brendan Voyage
Lecture 29 The Bantry Stone
Lecture 30 The Legacy of St Columba
Lecture 31 Further Resources and Reading
Section 5: St Columbanus of Bobbio
Lecture 32 St Columbanus of Bobbio
Lecture 33 Map of Columbanus' Travels
Lecture 34 Columbanus in Ireland
Lecture 35 Columbanus in Europe
Lecture 36 Columbanus in Merovingian Gaul
Lecture 37 Columbanus in Alemannia
Lecture 38 Columbanus in Lombard Italy
Lecture 39 The Writings of St Columbanus
Lecture 40 The Hagiography of St Columbanus
Lecture 41 The Legacy of Columbanus
Lecture 42 Further Resources and Recommended Reading
Section 6: Conclusion
Lecture 43 Conclusion
All those interested in learning more about Celtic Christianity and Early Christian Ireland
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