Saint Aidan's House of Anglican Studies
A global seminary grounded in orthodox Anglican faith and practice, Saint Aidan’s House forms minds and hearts according to the wisdom of the undivided Church of the first millennium.
We approach Theological Formation and Spiritual Formation based on the monastic principles of humility and charity expressed through a communal spirituality.
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Our Patron Saint
Born in Ireland in the late sixth century, Saint Aidan was a Celtic monk and Bishop who founded the famous monastery of Lindisfarne in 635. From there, he traveled across Northumbria in eastern Ireland to visit his flock and establish missions in the Celtic tradition of Christianity. When Saint Aidan received gifts from the king or from rich men, he distributed them to the poor, earning him renown for his humility, piety, and strict asceticism.