I like to reread the Lives of Saint Brigit from time to time, and other ancient writings such as prayers dedicated to her. Even more, I lik...

"St Brigid's Lake of Beer," Michael O'Neill McGrath* As often happens, while searching an unrelated topic I stumbled ...

Caítlín shows beautifully how to gather your rushes, make, and trim your cross. (All to the tune of a penny whistle.) There are gadjillio...

From Geolocation At St. Brigit's Shrine in Faughart, Co. Louth, pilgrims have long come to pray the stations and tie up offerings o...

"Fortiter et Suaviter - Strength and Gentleness" From  aMUSine    "The museums, galleries and collections zine by interes...

The PDF of the Brigit book reviews is now available through the Daughters of the Flame website, saving you having to leave your emai...

I have only the slenderest excuse for putting this discussion on a Brigit blog--she is mentioned, very briefly, with regards to her fa...

ST. BRIGID OF IRELAND (B. 451 – D.527AD) Artist:   Lewis Williams, SFO, website: eyekonz2u About Lewis Williams: Moved to l...

        “Queering the Flame” is an as yet unpublished essay that will be released in 2015 in Laurie’s collection of essays, interviews, ...

I just stumbled across Marion van Eupen's site : Priestess / Priest of Brighde Training, Glastonbury UK Van Eupen is coming from a...

Night Walk by Elizabeth McClung Saint Brigid’s Night Procession No sign of Faughart on the roadmap. Our dark island kept it...

Finally! The last installment of my promised book reviews. A pleasure it was to acquaint myself with the breadth of writing available on B...

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

Following is a short article on St Brigit from the point of view of a native of Kildare. Lilywhites, in this case, is the nickname of the...