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Thank you. Today is Wednesday, and of Wednesday, and of course, we have a teaser for upcoming episodes, but this is also a special announcement and an introduction to a whole new series that were beginning. We ended the Summer of Scholars

series, which I think is one of my most favorite series doing, getting to talk to so many

different scholars. And this is sort of a corollary series to that. A couple of months ago,

Professor Carolyn McNamara of the University of Glasgow emailed me with some questions,

comments, and feedback about some episodes that I had done previously, and we were going to

have an episode where I talked with Dr. McNamara

about some of the issues revolving around British and Irish Christianity. This one episode

kind of evolved into an entire series of the history of the papacy revolving around British

Christianity. We are not going to use the term

Celtic Christianity, and you'll see, as As Assyria develops, why that isn't maybe the most

accurate way to describe the Christianity of the British Isles, including Ireland and what we

might call Celtic people. So I very much think you are

going to enjoy this whole series being led by a professional scholar. We'll learn more about Dr. McNamara

as we progress, and we're going to learn a lot about the Christianity in a very specific time and place and how it evolved

and how it interacted with the church in Rome, the church in the Norman French areas,

and the church that was developing in Anglo-Saxon and Viking areas, very exciting stuff.

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