Announcing the new American edition of John Philip Newell's adored and transformative prayerbook, Sounds of the Eternal: A Celtic Psalter with four never before published prayers! Also, featuring the contemporary, subtle, and calming illustrations by the artist, Tobi Kahn.

The artwork is a perfect compliment to each morning and night prayer and certainly a beautiful way to experience the words in a fresh and illuminating way.

As never before in the history of humanity, we are becoming aware of the interrelatedness of life. The question is whether we will translate this emerging consciousness into transformative action so that we and the world may be well. ('With a book like this, religious history looks less bleak and spirituality much closer to home' – Matthew Fox)

A spirituality with radical implications for the earth consciousness of today, inseparably weaving together love of Christ and love of Creation.

Audio version also available.

(‘Graceful, wise and important’ - Marcus Borg)

An exploration of Celtic Christianity's celebration of creation and creativity.

(Editorial Review: 'Newell is quickly becoming one of today's most authoritative and inspirational voices on Celtic Spirituality.')

A weekly cycle of prayer from Iona Abbey in the Western Isles of Scotland, reflecting the spirituality and justice concerns of the modern-day Iona Community.

(Reader Review: ‘A particularly lovely incarnation of the Celtic spirituality that so many of us have come to appreciate.')

A beautiful Spanish translation of John Philip Newell’s Sounds of the Eternal by the Cuban priest, Carlos Exposito Irarragorri, including an additional three prayers, ‘The Prayer of Jesus’, ‘Blessings of Jesus’, and ‘The Song of Mary’, never before published.

(Reader Review: ‘With so many similarities between Celtic and Latino spiritualities – earthy joy, solemn realism and an incarnational yearning – this careful translation of John Philip Newell’s Psalter is a grace-filled gift.’)

A Celtic perspective on the stages of life from birth to death as a way of rediscovering the goodness of what is deepest in us.

(Editorial Review: ‘Poetic insights into the human journey.')

A contemplative and practical handbook for developing an awareness of God's presence within all things.

(Editorial Review: ‘Well-known Celtic expert J. Philip Newell uses an imaginative contemplation of the Gospels to bring readers to the realization that the kingdom of God is already within them. ... He then helps us move from prayer to social action.')