Trias Thaumaturga

The Three Wonderworking Patrons of Ireland

Monday, 16 March 2015

The Death of Saint Patrick

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DEATH OF ST. PATRICK. During his missionary life St. Patrick visited every part of Ireland, consecrating bishops, ordaining priests,...
Sunday, 8 February 2015

European Offices and Devotion to St Brigid

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We conclude the octave of posts in honour of Saint Brigid with a brief account of devotion to our national patroness in some other Europe...
Saturday, 7 February 2015

Saint Brigid's Feathered Servant

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The dandelion was called Bearnain Bhrighide - "the serrated flower of Brigid" (it begins to flower on her day). The linnet is ...
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Friday, 6 February 2015

Saint Brigid and the Hard-Hearted Mistress

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Vignettes from the Lives of the Irish Saints: Saint Brigid and the Hard-Hearted Mistress Like St. Columba, she was always anxious to...
Thursday, 5 February 2015

Saint Brigid and the Uncharitable Woman

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Vignettes from the Lives of the Irish Saints: Saint Brigid and the Uncharitable Woman The Saint could not bear to see any want of cha...
Wednesday, 4 February 2015

To Saint Brigid

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Saint Brigid has been the subject of many poems over the centuries. I think it would be fair to say that this offering, published in 192...
Tuesday, 3 February 2015

Saint Brigid and Somerset

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I am always interested in the cult of Saint Brigid and our other native saints as found outside of Ireland. As I noted in an earlier p...
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Marcella
I am an Irishwoman interested in the lives of our native saints and martyrs. I am not a professional scholar in this field but attempt to keep up with the work of those who are. I am particularly interested in the many obscure Irish saints whose names fill the pages of our Martyrologies.
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