Andrew C Swanson

Rosary Makers of Ancient Ireland in the Copper Age Andrew C Swanson

Four millennium ago, we can only imagine what religion the ancient people of Ireland practiced. But, two professors from the fictional College of Saint Genevieve set out to illustrate how the Trinity we know through praying the Rosary of Mary and Jesus was nurturing the children of Ireland, 4000 years ago. The evidence of sacred beads uncovered at a heritage site lead our pair of scholars to a discovery of three mysterious gods who pass on a divine legacy of motherhood, protection, and gift giving; all part of a story of the metaphysical "other world" scriptures and rock carvings of ancient people set in the tangible world of gems crafted into rosary beads. This edition in the Rosary Makers series introduces another character from the College of Saint Genevieve, Axel Svensson. Ake is a young archeologist on a mission to record and preserve the artifacts and heritage of the ancient Irish people. His search for the truth is a counterpoint for the narrative of Sister Mary Kathleen. Other books in the Rosary Makers series: - Rosary Makers of Prouille - Rosary Makers: a Christmas Gift