I've mentioned this blog before, and likely will again. Under the Oak is dedicated to postings on the Irish Saints, in particular Brigit...

Mara Freeman is "an author and teacher of Western Esoteric tradition, specifically the Celtic and British branches. She lives ...

It just occurred to me to mention that when those of us in the northern hemisphere are celebrating Lughnasadh, a Celtic summer harvest festi...

I am lifting this entire short article from Seren's site to give a taste of what she has on offer (and because it's a cool posting f...

Scotland-based Celtic Reconstructionist Seren maintains an excellent website on the topic. In her posting "Gods a...

Brigit, it will come as no surprise to you, arises at least in part from Celtic culture, and some understanding of that culture is useful t...

"From a young age Ceri Norman's love of mythology and history has inspired her. After gaining a degree studying History and Englis...

St. Bridget's Church in the village of Skenfrith in the Welsh Marches turned 800 years old in 2007. According to Filbee , whose Flickr ...

"The Giveaway" Saint Bridget was A problem child. Although a lass Demure and mild, And one who strove To please her dad, ...

I received a comment on the last posting from St Conleth's Catholic Heritage Association asking that we help promote a Holy Year for N...

I have just received a copy of 'Brighid's Runes', edited by Rachel Mica McCann. "'Brighid's Runes' is a collect...

To be honest, I'm a little uncertain about some of my categories--particular works might be as happy in one as in another--so use them a...

This post marks the introduction of a series of posts in which I will review books (and one or two major book chapters) about Brigit. The bo...

Brigit's Forge Website is the child of Hilaire Wood of Aberystwyth , Wales. In her words: Brigit's Forge ...

Traditionally, most pictures of Saint Brigit have one of two things in them, if not both: a cow, and a book. As a goddess, Brigit is patron...

The New Order of Druids has a lovely podcast telling the story of Imbolc and Brigit, with some very nice pronunciations of words many non-Ce...

I`ve just received my contributor's copy in the mail--Hollee Swann's new 48 pp pamphlet , BRIGHID AND ME: Experiences With the Godde...

I found this photo on the internet, on a Russian site--I am quite unable to read Russian. Do you by chance know where this building is, and ...

There is so much amazing Brigidine art upwelling into the world these days! Another fine example: this illumination by Hrana Janto.

There is online a German language thesis, written by Karina Hochegger, which compares the earliest life of Brigit (Cogitosus, 650 CE) wit...