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Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Hallow November's Eve - the Celtic Myth
For further reading on Druids:
T. D. Kendrick, The Druids (Methuen, 1927): Nora Chadwick, The Druids (University of Wales Press, 1966); Stuart Piggott, The Druids (Thames and Hudson, 1968); Miranda J. Green, Exploring the World of the Druids (Thames and Hudson, 1997); Andrew Fitzpatrick, 'Druids: Towards an Archaeology', in Chris Gosden et al. (ed.). Communities and Connections (Oxford University Press, 2007).
Further articles can be found by visiting History Today:
Hallowed: used of the name of the Father of Lights. First petition in the Lord's prayer - revered or counted holy. It is a prayer that unworthy conceptions of God and of His character may no longer prevail among men (Godet). The child of the day beseeches Him to manifest with effect His holy character, in the conscience of men so that we can unite with the seraphim in the anthem of adoration "Holy, Holy, Holy".
Feast of All Saints (All Hallow's Day) 1st November: to commemorate all Christian saints and martyrs.
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