Today as England celebrates St. George’s Day it’s worth remembering it was our own Adomnán who first introduced the story of the Palestinian holy man to these islands.

In fact, Iona and its satellite monasteries, in western Scotland and in Ireland only abandoned their 84-year Easter tables in 716 AD, apparently persuaded to do so by the Anglo-Saxon cleric ...

One curious sideroad of Georgiana comes to us from Adomnan (624–704), Abbot of Iona Abbey and author of the life of St. Columba. A Frankish bishop named Arculf shipwrecked in Scotland, and while ...

An even more incredible story of miracle-working is ascribed to Adomnan, the ninth Abbot of Iona, involving another, more famous Pictish King named Bridei - the same King Bridei who defeated the ...

The following is a news release and photo from the city of Iona. IONA — The city of Iona has been designated as a JustServe City. This prestigious title comes after a Proclamation was created by ...

With increasing horror and helplessness we are bystanders to a daily slaughter of forsaken peoples in conflicts around the world which involve the most savage, shameless and cynical use of gruesome ...

Iona Prep (1-2): Brennen Pressley had a touchdown. Michael Messina made a field goal. Steven Dowdy Jr. had 55 yards of total offense in the first quarter, before going down.

Our artwork is a floorplan illustrated by Adomnán of Iona, the abbot of the island monastery from 679 to 704, to whom Arculf (a Frankish churchman who toured the Holy Land around 670) gave a detailed ...

Increasingly Iona’s geography was less remote, amidst the trading routes of the 7th and 8th centuries. Although St Augustine brought the Gospel to the south coast of England in 597, just a few decades ...