There's a new resource available here: celtichagiography.org/bibliography/ It is a running bibliography of publications focused on the saints in Ireland, Scotland, Man, Wales, Brittany, Cornwall, and 'Celtic' saints on the continent. While a work in progress, currently there are 500 publications

Yet another reminder that the deadline for our joint call for papers together with @celtichagiography.bsky.social for next year's @imc-leeds.bsky.social is extended until September 15. Join us in Leeds! [Alt text in replies to the quoted post]

Job offer for medievalists at the University of Warsaw: historia.uw.edu.pl/en/job-offer.... My dear friend & colleague Grzegorz Pac is looking for a postdoc to join his project Recognising Saints in the High Middle Ages.

Another call for papers for our joint sponsored session with @networknorse.bsky.social - please share widely!

A reminder to send in submissions!

Another call for papers for our joint sponsored session with @networknorse.bsky.social - please share widely!

Call for papers for the 2026 Leeds IMC, please feel free to share widely

Registration is now open for conference on the manuscript known as the "Book of Lecan", collaboratively organized by @ria.ie @ceilteachomn.bsky.social @scs-dias.bsky.social. Taking place 2-3 October at the Royal Irish Academy in Dublin: shop.maynoothuniversity.ie/index.php?ap...

Please fill out the form at celtichagiography.org if you are interested in joining or would like to keep updated.

It is intended to bring together members of the academic community with interests in hagiography, the cults of saints, and related topics for collaboration, conferences, new publications, and other opportunities. We also have shamelessly copied and hope to emulate @networknorse.bsky.social

Hello to new followers! The Celtic Hagiography Network is a professional scholarly network started by some early career researchers, focused on the study of hagiography composed in Latin and the Celtic languages.