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Keeills Week 2012 will take place from May 19th to May 26th so put the date in your diary and look out for further information on this site. Meanwhile here are reports and photos from previous Ke ...
Launch Service and Walk Saturday May 21st 2011
Keeills Week 2011 started In Ballagarey Chapel at St Marks where Revd Carol Fox and her husband Doug led us in worship. They introduced us to the theme of Pilgrimage and invited us to set off on our ...
Saturday 28th May 2011 Sky Hill Keeill
A good crowd gathered at the start of the Glen Auldyn road for the start of the last walk of Keeills Week. For some it was the last of many events attended during the week and for others ...
Sunday 22nd May 2011 Family Worship at Fort Island
We gathered at the beautiful St. Thomas Chapel on the campus of the King William’s College. We ‘Keeill’ prayers were joined by families from St. Mary’s on the ...
CELTIC PRAYER BOOK FOR 2007
This is the book of CELTIC PRAYERS, READINGS AND REFLECTIONS which was produced for Keeills Week in 2007. Material from this was used during the times of worship at the keeills during PRAYING THE KEEILLS WEEK but we hope you will find it useful at any time, for your own times of quiet and reflection.
SORRY - printed copies with a full-colour cover are no longer available - this booklet is available as a download only
SPOOYT VANE - THE POEM
We were very pleased that John 'Dog' Callister joined us for the evening walk to St Patrick's Keeill during the 2006 Keeills Week, during which he read his poem 'Spooyt Vane'
After hearing it, a number of walkers asked how they could get a copy of the poem and we???re grateful to John for allowing us to add his sensitive and evocative poem to our website. Read and download SPOOYT VANE by John ???Dog??? Callister here.
A JOURNEY TO THE HEART OF MANN
THIS IS THE LEAFLET WE PRODUCED FOR THE FIRST "KEEILLS" WEEK IN MAY 2006
If you're thinking of PRAYING THE KEEILLS as a parish or fellowship group, you might find some of the 2006 walks are a good starting point for your own planning. See also the leaflet for KEEILLS WEEK 2007 (above)