Purpose of this Centre
The Centre for Celtic Heritage & Historical Continuity exists to preserve the historical memory, family records, ecclesiastical inheritance, cultural identity, and community legacy of Celtic Christian peoples.
This work includes clan preservation, genealogical research, historic community restoration, ecclesiastical succession, archival documentation, and public education concerning the Irish, Scottish, Welsh, and wider Celtic Christian inheritance.
Foundational Documents
- Declaration of the Historical MacNeill–MacGregor House & Clan
- Charter for the Protection and Recognition of Celtic Communities
- White Paper on Historical and Modern Suppression of Celtic Christian Communities
- Constitutional and Canonical Brief
- Formal Petition for Recognition
- Ecclesiastical Lineage and Apostolic Succession
Current Heritage Projects
- MacGregor Township Heritage Restoration Initiative, Routt County, Colorado
- Glastonbury Continuity and Culdee Ecclesiastical Succession
- Clan and family archive preservation
- Celtic Orthodox cultural recognition
- Historic community and settlement documentation
Historical Research Areas
- Irish roots and Scottish flowering of Celtic Christian identity
- Early British and Celtic Orthodox Church history
- Clan, house, and family continuity studies
- Pioneer settlements and historic Christian communities
- Heraldry, seals, records, and archival preservation