A month or two ago, I felt the need to combine my two main altars, my Brigit altar and my Buddha altar. It feels right this way, for now at...

It is nearly Imbolc, and it is a time each year when I have been busy doing Brigit work for a couple of months. Readying the newsletter f...

The key paragraph here, where Koch and Carey suggest that Brigit and Briganti are correspondents, and that Brigit arose from Brigantes in t...

Well, here's an odd one. As you know, I often find ideas for my posts by simply entering the name "Brigit" in my search en...

Brigit [St Brigit, Brigid] (439/452–524/526),patron saint ofKildare  by   T. M. Charles-Edwards St Brigit in Melbourne, Aust...

Check out the English webzine Goddess Alive: a new magazine of Goddess celebration .  Now into its 17th issue and its 8th year, if you peek ...

The  Cill Dara Historical Society site has a number of goodly bits on offer. An article on Brigit , a history of the area, a collection of ...

Autumn Hiscock passed on through Facebook the invitation to publish Brigit poetry all over the web today. (Go to the bottom of this post ...