deep bonds with their extended families sustained them even when they went into lifelong exile as pilgrims. Because these early Celtic Christians were so firmly rooted in their familial communities, they had the inner stability and confidence to leave behind comfort zones for the totally unknown. In our dysfunctional family networks this dynamic is weaker. However, we are called—and have the means—to repair, heal, and build up family relationships even at a distance.
Casa Robino
Shared Hospitality Excavations
