In one of the ancient lives of St. Brigit,
a miraculous cure is attributed to her shadow. It is said that a
"layman" came to the Saint carrying his mother, who was paralysed.
When he came to where St. Brigit was, he placed his mother on the grass in the
Saint's shadow, and she was cured immediately.
M. F. Cusack, The Lives of Saint Columba and Saint Brigit (Dublin and London, 1877), 214.
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