Thanks to Becky of the Daughters of the Flame for this one. From the SageWoman blog Brigid’s Blessing Posted   by Joanna ...

This posting comes from a blog I follow,  Scéla: A Digital Medievalist’s Blog , by Lisa L. Spangenberg. My editing hand twitches a bit as ...

To my surprise my nonreligious mother last week requested that I get her a statue of Brigit because she likes mine so much. So here she is....

I have mentioned before the CD "Songs of Bride" which was produced by the Friends of Bride's Mound as a fund-raiser. Her...

  If you are a woman who is interested in tending Brigit's flame, there are a couple of shifts free with the Daughters of the Flame....

Drawing by Giraldus C ambrensis in his  Topographia Hibernica . British Library, Royal MS 13 B VIII, fo. 10v I'm reading an interes...

Though it would be unwieldy to include the whole play, Lady Gregory's notes may prove of interest to readers. I include here the op...

Bealtaine Study Day Mercy International Centre,  64a Baggot Street Lower, Dublin 2 Saturday 29th March 2014 10:30...

Knowing well my affection for the sacred woman, my niece told me a joke about St. Brigit that she got out of a book I gave the family...

This post follows rather belatedly on the earlier reviews of children's Picture Books,  etc. When I have completed the Sixth and final ...

Cross-Stitch by Donna Amaral Don't be misled by bold and simple assertions of what Imbolc means. We really are not sure. Schola...

This book review by Dorothy Ann Bray was first published in Folklore 121 (December 2010): 346–362. Brigid:Goddess, Druidess, Sai...

It's come again to the northern realms--the festival of Imbolc--and many of us are busily preparing to welcome Brigit into our home...