Lughnasadh (1st August) is one of the Celtic cross-quarter festivals between the solstices and equinoxes. It is sometimes called Lammas, a festival that celebrated bringing in the grain harvest. It is a time of community festivity and of honouring the earth mother giving birth to her harvest child, the grain.
This is an on-line ritual, an opportunity to engage with Spirit and with our own divine centre communally. It is not a eucharist, there is no wine, no blessing from a priest, no Christian liturgy. But it does seek to embody some of the essence of the eucharist experience in creating a sacred space of communion but within a wider framework
Please email Bill at admin@cana.org.uk to participate in this event.