Secrets of the Celtic Cross @ IONA ABBEY (Isle of Iona, Scotland, UK) | Tartan Priest #Shorts

Father Maggos discusses the Orthodox connection to one of the oldest Celtic Crosses in Scotland.

Location: Iona Abbey and Nunnery, Isle of Iona PA76 6SQ

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Produced by Fr. Angelo Maggos and Demos Euclid
Edited by Demos Euclid

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[frangelomaggos]

A correction. It’s not the oldest Celtic cross but a replica. The oldest one is in the Iona museum. Fr Angelo

[DahmFiodh]

I've had a Celtic neck Cross for about a year, my chrismation is tomorrow, this will be the cross that will be used for my chrismation.

[antonpohrebniak]

Wow, very interesting! Please, keep going with this vids, father😄🤗❤☦🕊

[helenmary]

Thank you for the videos, father. God be with you and Presbytera. 🙏

[polemeros]

That image makes the cross as Catholic as it does Orthodox. At that time, no difference. This is like going to Hagia Sophia and finding Catholicism in it.

[JClark-jp]

Not the oldest, according to Historic Scotland the Kildalton cross on the Isle of Islay is the oldest, and certainly the oldest in Argyll making another of your videos incorrect.

[lmtt]

Everything he says is wrong and he knows it. Even atheist scholars would agree that Orthodoxy originated in the East and didn't touch Western Europe until recently

[jamesghosh]

Should A church father wear dress like playboy ?