St Brigid’s Day - a festival about fertility, protection and blessings

[@murielbarry7887]

Thanks for the information. Really interesting. Never knew some of it before !

[@mdray3976]

Love this! Thank you for sharing!

[@braudhadoch3432]

THat was great. WHat a great presentation of culture. Our culture is getting buried under all the revisionists and race haters world wide. Love your people. Take Pride in your history. Celebrate your Ancestors. Dont allow the envy of others make you walk in shame nor quiet your celebrations of race and culture. Love yourself and yours.....

[@carolinewilloughby1113]

Super and really good for classroom use. Thank you

[@joekeegan937]

Very interesting; thank you.

[@NationalMuseumofIreland]

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[@77agape]

The fusion of saint and an earlier goddess is confusion. Any kid may have been given that name. Brigid the human was nothing but an ordinary woman, not any goddess. Sorry but time to face it. She was among the Christian saints, born in a place with faults and weakness like us all. Obviously, the truth: she's not a BIZARRE hybrid, not a very odd minestrone beyond solid reality, either she was a human or she was not... if you think anyone is wandering round now who was once a divinity, i think you need a good shake ! i also think that's extremely vain, against scientific truth, common sense and conventional theological revelation as tested by the greatest minds. If you choose to be a gnostic, then create your own stories, but don't steal this ordinary woman, who with God's merciful grace made her a saint like other saints who were subject to ordinary limits and mortality and weaknesses, etc.