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Upon returning from an enlightening trip to Scotland, where a visit to the remarkable island of Iona awaited, it became clear why this place holds so much historical significance. The island marks the advent of Celtic Christianity, introduced in the 6th century by Saint Columba, also known as Colum Cille. While many tales orbit around food, Columba's exploits transcend simple culinary interest, inviting a deeper exploration into his life and legacy.