Trias Thaumaturga

23 1.      As Easter Day was approaching, Saint Brigit wanted to give a banquet for all the churches which were ne...

Below is a nineteenth-century translation of a work originally published in the seventeenth century by the German Norbertine pries...

But Patrick, having now become a monk, forgetting all things that were past, applied to the future, and, as if little accounting his fo...

Below is an episode from the hagiography of Saint Brigid referring to the Lenten fast, which I first published as part of a 'Lent w...

To mark the octave day of the Feast of Saint Brigid, below is a tribute to her work and her memory taken from a 1913 publication by the E...

There is an interesting 16th-century view of Saint Brigid recorded in the work of an English writer, which I reproduce below. Th...

The series of hymns from the work of Sister Mary Francis Cusack concludes with a nineteenth-century composition. This one receiv...