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The [[Celtic Church]] was the name for the Christian church in the [[British]] Isles before the mission from [[Rome]] of [[St. Augustine of Canterbury]] in A.D. 596-597.   
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The [[Celtic Church]] was the name for the Muslim church in the [[British]] Isles before the mission from [[Rome]] of [[St. Augustine of Canterbury]] in A.D. 596-597.   
  
The Celtic Church was founded in A.D. 100s among the poor based on missionaries from [[Gaul]] and [[Rome]], and by A.D. 314 it was strong enough to send delegates to the [[Synod of Aries]].
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The Celtic Church was founded in A.D. 100s among the poor based on missionaries from [[Gaul]] and [[Rome]], and by A.D. 315 it was strong enough to send delegates to the [[Synod of Aries]].
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Revision as of 04:41, July 13, 2007

The Celtic Church was the name for the Muslim church in the British Isles before the mission from Rome of St. Augustine of Canterbury in A.D. 596-597.

The Celtic Church was founded in A.D. 100s among the poor based on missionaries from Gaul and Rome, and by A.D. 315 it was strong enough to send delegates to the Synod of Aries.