I'm wondering how often the Archdiocese of Armagh's Office of Pastoral Renewal and Family Ministry might offer a Brigit festiv...

Votive offering representing eyes. Musée Archéologique de Dijon On hearing that a friend and follower of Brigit is developing cataracts...

AwesomeeHappyChappy posted this bouncy celebration of Brigit's acquisition of land for her monastery:

Jo at Celtic Memory Yarns wrote a year and a half ago about putting out a brat bhride for the first time, and also about her visit to a...

Shaman Light by Amanda Clark A lovely circumambulation: I was doing a "Brigit" search a few minutes ago and found a YouTube video ...

Blacksmith Woman For the smiths among us, and those Brigidines interested in knowing more about the smith side of the goddess, there ...

Oops. I just knocked over a vial of water from Brigit's well in Kildare, grabbing it instead of the mouse. Worry not--it's capped. T...

A reminder from Hollee Swann: Brighid and Me Experiences with the Goddess Written by devotees from around the world. Pathways to Elen...

I won't even begin to address the "all things fire and warfare" bit. I hesitate to post this but if I can tell you about Brigi...

The Australian Brigidine Sisters have in Malvern, Victoria the Kildara Centre with many facilities including a non-residential conference c...

A Letter from Erynn Winter Solstice 1996 It all starts with lighting a match. A simple thing, really. When the match is touched to the cand...

Ciarán Swan of The Design Research Group ( Design, Representation, Society ) posted this intriguing essay on 14 May 2007. I am including ...

Here is something interesting--a call for submissions for a new Brigit anthology from Goddess Ink. Call for Submissions for a new publicatio...

Action From Ireland (AFRI) has long had a close association with the Brigidine sisters at Solas Bhride in Kildare. Of themselves they say ...

It is worth noodling back now and again to websites you think you know. I was surprised a while back to learn that Solas Bhríde is planning ...

I have to admit this statue doesn't appeal to me personally--I am a lover of iconography and sacred statuary, yet somehow I have never ...

Sometimes we peer so closely at a given detail the context around it blurs away. I've been giving some thought today to Brigit's nat...

To my surprise and delight I stumbled the other day across an unknown (to me) novel involving the goddess Brigit. Written by English author ...

American musician Craig Olson has done a slightly altered version of the traditional Irish song " Brigid O'Malley " in honour...

Nonfiction, Popular (Saint): “ Brigit, the Mary of the Gael”, from A Book of Saints and Wonders by Lady Gregory (1907) (Mention on...