The Society is currently pursuing a variety of projects designed to promote traditional Irish values around the world.
Celtic Heritage Society of Breifne
Anciently, a Brehon was a judge, or perhaps more accurately in modern terms—an arbitrator. In many respects Brehon law was quite progressive. It recognized divorce, equal rights between men and women and embodied a concern for the environment as well. In criminal law, restitution, normally in the form of a payment of a fine, was emphasized over punishment for wrongdoing. In fact, the imposition of capital punishment was not recognized to be within the prerogative of a Brehon. The Society aims to make the principles of Brehon law more widely accessible on-line, along with suggested adaptations for modern life.
“LET’S TALK”
Let's Talk (with Angie Everhart and Talia Maddock) supports the nurturing work of the Celtic Heritage Society, in its rediscoveries of the ancient culture of the Celts, where nature's gifts and natural healing was optimized, and when in essence women were respected for their souls and not just their bodies.
RUN DND THE FILM
The Celtic Heritage Society of Breifne is proud to support the efforts of the filmmakers to create a narrative documentation about the historical rise of the much loved first African American mayor in New York, featuring the struggles he engaged in and victories he won for himself and the people of New York. The struggles of defining leadership in a democracy can be balanced with the Royal Court of Beifne struggle to reinstate a pathway for Brehon Law.
TURNING 15 ON THE ROAD TO FREEDOM
The right to a voice is a right for all humanity. The Celts, throughout history have given their lives to protect their voice, laws, culture and identity from those that would seek to deny them equity and legitimacy. The March to Selma engaged with the public in a way that broke open the dam of perception of and very real inequity for the black community in the USA, and although arduous and painful, that march contributed effectively and resulted in the pure joy and social impact expressed in this musical. The Celtic Heritage Society of Breifne is proud to support this project to inspire and elevate the passionate and joyful call to action to embrace what has been so hard fought and greatly sacrificed by few for the benefit of many.
BEING ROYAL - DOCU-SERIES
World Heritage Cultural Society Excursion
In collaboration with the World Heritage Cultural Center, the Society plans to host students from around the world for an immersive Irish travel/study program. Based upon these first-hand encounters with Irish culture, students will then be afforded the opportunity to prepare and present their impressions, informed by their own cultural framework, in New York’s Lincoln Center as part of an Irish cultural celebration, including the music, dance, literature and folklore of the Emerald Isle.
BLUE PETAL FOUNDATION - HEALING ARTS
Sound Money
The venerable Irish motto Sworn to be Free embodies Ireland’s centuries-long struggle for self rule, which includes the right to monetary freedom. Gold and silver serve as ancient guardians of that liberty, ensuring the right and means reliably to retain the fruits of one’s labor through true choice in currency. Accordingly, the Society supports the Court’s Royal Monetary Decree:
Equitable Dispute Resolution
In modern times, access to justice comes at a price that is often beyond the reach of the masses. In keeping with principles of Brehon law, the Society strives to offer subsidized low-cost to no-cost dispute resolution services — initially, within the Quintric monetary system, and later through dispute resolution facilities co-located within affiliated educational/cultural centers.
