From the Editors

Following a walking tour across historic monastic landmarks in Britain, Tim Jones reflects on the grounded spirituality of early Celtic figures like St. Aidan. Traveling on foot kept these early leaders intimately connected to everyday communities and the immediate needs of strangers along their path. The Half Moon Times selected this essay for its thoughtful perspective on how slowing our pace—even during ordinary neighborhood walks—can foster deeper attentiveness, charity, and quiet prayer.