Take a moment, come enter into a deeper spirituality, transform yesterday’s fight with tomorrow’s life by the restorative power of Solas Chrìost [Christ’s Light]. Join Poet Craig A. Roberts from Scriptorium Aotearoa for a time of prayerful mediation.  

Overview of Poet Craig A. Roberts

Poet Craig A. Roberts is tangata tiriti of Aotearoa, New Zealand. He is an author known for his deep explorations of spirituality and leadership in facing the turbulent journeys of life. He resides on the Kapiti Coast, where he draws inspiration from the wilderness and his Celtic Christian heritage.

Craig's poetry often explores themes of love and pain, reflecting a unique perspective that resonates with both personal and universal experiences. While many New Zealand poets also delve into similar emotional landscapes, Roberts' approach combines his scholarly background with a Celtic bardic style, setting him apart in the contemporary poetry scene.

Literary Contributions

Notable Works

• Waymarks for the Celtic Pilgrim Journey: This book features meditations and prayers, reflecting on the journey of faith and spirituality.
• Slow Wisdom: In this work, Roberts discusses the concept of "slow wisdom" and its relevance in contemporary leadership and community dynamics.

Themes

• Spirituality: His writing often emphasizes a connection to God and the natural world, encouraging readers to engage with their inner lives.
• Leadership: With a PhD in leadership studies, Roberts integrates his academic background into his poetry, addressing the challenges faced by leaders today.

Engagement and Community

Craig is a member of the international Community of Aidan and Hilda. He is involved in the  literary community, supporting emerging writers of silimilar genre in Aotearoa, New Zealand. His contributions to literature has been recognised both locally and internationally. His work aims to inspire others to explore their spirituality and creativity.

The Scriptorium Aotearoa logo represents the long-haul migratory voyage of the Kuaka from the Arctic to Aotearoa.

Tāngata tiriti”: Te Reo Maori meaning ‘people of the Treaty of Waitangi’.