Saint Crunathan's Subterranean Confraternity of Esoteric Erudition
An Comhaltas na Naoimh Cruithnechánn ... | |
 Campus entrance | |
Other name | Saint Crunathan's Caves |
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| Motto | Tiocfaidh ár lá |
Motto in English | "Placeholder" |
| Type | Private |
| Affiliation | Insular Apostolic Church |
| Endowment | undisclosed |
| Abbot | Pádraig MacCormac |
Academic staff | 250 |
Administrative staff | 35 |
| Students | 420 |
| Location | Co. Clure , , |
| Campus | Subterranean |
| Language | Classical Gaelic |
| Colours | Black |
| Nickname | The Bats |
Sporting affiliations | Ecumenical Athletic Association of Tiny Colleges & Seminaries |
| Sports | |
| Website | wwww.covaltanívcrunathan.kr |
Saint Crunathan's Subterranean Confraternity of Esoteric Erudition (Gaelic: An Comhaltas na Naoimh Cruithnechánn...) is a religious institution of higher education affiliated with the Insular Apostolic Church and located in a system of underground caverns in County Clure, Kiorgia. The Confraternity itself has been a lay association since Template:H:title, but is closely associated with a community of Apostolic monks who have been living in the same cave system for centuries and provide most of the Confraternity's teaching staff.
Saint Crunathan's dates back to the time of the Cromwelute Depredations, when churches and monasteries were favoured targets of Cromwelute raiding parties, spurring many monastic communities to move to safer locations in the Eastern Highlands, bringing their priceless collections of saintly relics, manuscripts, devotional art, and vestments along with them for safekeeping. The caves at Saint Crunathan's were considered especially secure, due to their inaccessible location, and as such a great many ecclesiastical treasures were deposited there during the Cromwelutes' reign of terror.
Courses of Study
- Christian Theology (mandatory)
- Classical Gaelic language and literature (mandatory)
- Apostolic Church History (mandatory)
- Manuscript Illumination
- Patristics
- Biblical Languages & Hermeneutics
- Cave Painting
- Natural Philosophy
- Hagiography
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- Welsh Studies
- Black Irish Studies
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