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ecclesialfutures-19793	Ruxton, Peter	An Assessment of Contemporary British New Monasticism Framed by the Missional Spirituality of the Celtic Peregrini	2024	16	.pdf	application/pdf	6785	374	60	I C L E DOI: 10.54195/ef19793 An Assessment of Contemporary British New Monasticism Framed by the Missional Spirituality of the Celtic Peregrini Peter Ruxton Abstract From the sixth century, Celtic peregrini (wandering scholars) emerged from Britain and Ireland to establish monastic centres for mission and evangelism. Most prominent were St Columba, of Irish aristocracy, who founded a Celtic monastic centre on Iona in 563, and St Columbanus who undertook his peregrinatio journey across Europe from c.590, establishing Celtic monastic schools at Luxeuil in France, and later Bobbio in northern Italy.	cache/ecclesialfutures-19793.pdf	txt/ecclesialfutures-19793.txt