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The [[Celtic Church]] was the name for the Christian church in the [[British Isles]] before the Catholic mission from [[Rome]] of [[St. Augustine of Canterbury]] in A.D. 596-597.
The [[Celtic Church]] is one name for the Christian church in the [[British Isles]] before the Catholic mission of [[St. Augustine of Canterbury]] arrived from [[Rome]] in A.D. 596-597.
The Celtic Church was founded in either the first or second centuries A.D. One early evangelistic work was that of missionaries from [[Gaul]] and [[Rome]] who worked among the poor. By A.D. 314, the church was strong enough to send delegates to the Synod of [[Arles]].
[[category:Christian History]]
[[category:Christian History]]