@cushyglen4264 Don't be silly. Ireland is renowned for its rainfall and grey skies. No one is spraying the skies. I suggest you update your conspiracy fantasies.
@cushyglen4264 No, we didn't have long white trails stretching for miles from planes that aren't commercial flights. Another conspiracy fantasy. Do you believe the earth is flat as well?
@cushyglen4264 If I am so predictable you will be able to tell me what I am about to say. I shall await your stunning prediction. In the meantime get some psychiatric help. I don't feel comfortable making fun of those who are psychologically damaged.
Hi Alvaro - you should definitely try the Lough Derg pilgrimage while you're in Ireland. Lough Derg is called St. Patrick's Purgatory (Purgatorium Sancti Patricii) and is one of the oldest and most unique places of pilgrimage in Europe, going back more than 1500 years. The 3 day pilgrimage is open until August 15th. There are beehive huts there too!
I second this. It was said that Jesus showed St Patrick Purgatory there and a monastery was built on the site. Many people still go each year for fasting and penance. There’s a one day pilgrimage worth taking, especially given your great devotion to the Holy Souls 🙏
Turn around and go down the steps like a toddler! 😂 I went up some steps like that with my family on a cliff in England once. I'm still thanking our guardian angels for keeping us safe. Had I known to also ask the poor Holy souls at that time, i would have.
Thank you for filming this awesomely beautiful scenery in that part of Ireland where my great grandparents came from (they were born and raised in the southern eastern bottom part of Gaelic speaking Ireland - Gaelic is still spoken there to this day!)
Hello alvero I'm glad you are getting to see some of Ireland, and some of its history I hope you have a wonderful stay in Ireland,and enjoy every moment.i do hope the weather holds up, thanks for sharing about your stay here and all about helping the souls in purgatory.remembered you in my prayers in st Martin's chapel Parnell square Dublin Patricia 🇮🇪❤️❤️
Thank you for your work in raising awareness of the debt we owe to these great ancestors🙏 Sadly the Irish have once again become pagan! This is the tragedy of forgetting our history and our persecution! But eventually people will be faced with a stark choice and hopefully the seeds that are now dormant will be reborn and flourish🙏 St. Patrick our patron Saint resurrected at least 39 people from the dead on his mission to convert our pagan nation and this is a video I did reading from a great book about 400 resurrection miracles; th-cam.com/video/5U_L16_mQpw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=W_sngpitvNmSPqey Pray for the reconversion of Ireland so we again become a light to the world🙏
You have no idea how the Irish think. Keep your so called religious insults to yourself. You dare call yourself a Christian as you judge others. Never judge others lest you yourself be judged.
Wow. Beautiful. I would have a hard time being up there. Im not good with heights🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻love the videos you are sharing. God bless you on your pilgrimage 🙏🏻🌹🕯♥️
I visited Skellig Michael 11 years ago with my oldest son. One of the most amazing places I’ve ever visited. That book you mentioned is not boring. Visiting Skellig Michael is inspiring and shows the profound valor of the monks who preserved Christianity and spread the Gospel to the world.
Grandad always called Granny 'my wee puffin' because she was little and cute, and snuck up when you'd least expect it. They'd been to Skellig Michael once and Loch Derg every year together when health permitted. I can't see Skellig Michael and not smile thinking about Granny and Granda.
St Micheal 's rock. The legend mentioned that St Michael had appeared there? It is believed that the monks from Skellig Rock have visited Mont de st Michel in Brittany.
I've seen a video of a priest celebrating Mass out there... I think Father Luke was there too....must have been quite a task to get everyone they needed up there!!!
St. Michael the Archangel defend us in the hour of battle. Be our safeguard against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God restraint him, I humbly pray. And do thou of Prince of the Heavenly host. Cast Satan down to hell and with him all the other evil spirits who prowl around the world seeking the ruin of souls. Amen
Visiting Skelig Michíl is a peiivelige. There's an ancient supposed straight line of 5 monasteries from there to Greece. All believed connected to Saint Michael the Archangel.
As an Irish person I do not believe Star Wars should ever have been allowed on that very special island..its hard to believe the powers that be said yes. The crew apparently did no damage but regardless should not have been allowed. Lot of people now visit because of the film not because that island is one of the world's and our country's very special ancient and spiritual places. I visited and loved it not because I am very religious but because it very very special and historical island.
He read a title and a preface. The Irish monks didn’t save the Bible. They saved Roman and Greek literature while mainland Europe was in flux. While the monks were religious, it wasn’t religion that was saved, it was secular western texts that they preserved. And not on Skellig but in other monasteries on the main island of Eire.
My late dad entered the monastery aged 14tn to age 24.. he took a yrs leave and met my late mum in 1959. Married in 1960, the best and funniest parents ever. ❤❤
Skellig Michael - the first of seven monastries set in a straight line, through seven countries, known as the Sword of St. Michael. - look it up. 🙏St Michael the Archangel defend us in battle, be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him we humbly pray; and do thou O’ prince of the heavenly host; cast into hell Satan and all evil spirits, that prowl about the world, seeking the ruin of souls. Amen 🙏
Barbarians running about I don't think so The ancient Brehon laws where some of the most sophisticated thinking the world has ever known anyone would be amazed to learn more about them at Patrick was a tyrant and came to Ireland with the threath of Rome and the Romans the serpent was the druids symbol and the the symbol to this day of healing you see it wrapped around a sword . The significance of him chasing snakes out of Ireland was him replacing g the old religion with the new . The ancient Brehon laws had divorce and even protected the unborn child a woman was carrying .
Brilliant and true . St Patrick saved Christianity ✝️…and we should be all very thankful . The book of keels is a masterpiece. The Irish ☘️ monks travelled the world and re Christinized Europe . There is a documentary BBC by Snow which is wonderful and details this great but difficult times . Wonderful …. Well done 👍
To any Irish people with an interest in Irelands history and it's preservation. The OPW have a recruiting competition for the position of guide on Skellig Michael. "Open Competition for appointment to positions of Seasonal Guide / Information Officer at Sceilg Mhichíl, UNESCO World Heritage Property"
The Irish are not credited with saving western civilisation based solely upon their preservation of the catholic faith. It is because they saved the classical treatises of Greece (the writings of Plato, Archimedes, Aristotle etc) and Rome (Tacitus, Cicero etc.) and knowledge of the classical forms in art from being lost during the Dark Ages and then they subsequently travelled all over of Europe as teachers and preachers centuries later, bringing back and spreading the learning and ultimately facilitating the rebirth of western civilisation via the Renaissance etc.
"Sacrifices". What "sacrifices"?! Its pretty clear you did not read the "boring" book, Ireland was peaceful when the rest of Europe and England, Wales Scotland were at war among themselves because no one wanted it, the Goths left it alone, THATS THE POINT OF THE BOOK. They kept the BIBLE intact when it was being, literally, destroyed everywhere else.
I am sorry to say that the Irish have lost the faith, you only see a Irish person in Church for Births, first communion, confirmation, weddings and death, there are very few who go regularly to mass on a weekly basis now.
Skellig Michael is indeed a beautiful place, but your commentary about the monks "saving civilisation" is pure nonsense. Civilisation does not need religion of any kind, because religion causes division, and hatred, and has lead to the deaths of millions of people.
I live in Ireland, and the miracle about the video is that the sun is shining.
@cushyglen4264 Don't be silly. Ireland is renowned for its rainfall and grey skies. No one is spraying the skies. I suggest you update your conspiracy fantasies.
@cushyglen4264 No, we didn't have long white trails stretching for miles from planes that aren't commercial flights. Another conspiracy fantasy. Do you believe the earth is flat as well?
@cushyglen4264 If I am so predictable you will be able to tell me what I am about to say. I shall await your stunning prediction. In the meantime get some psychiatric help. I don't feel comfortable making fun of those who are psychologically damaged.
Absolutely 💯% Correct!
CGI effects I reckon
Hi Alvaro - you should definitely try the Lough Derg pilgrimage while you're in Ireland. Lough Derg is called St. Patrick's Purgatory (Purgatorium Sancti Patricii) and is one of the oldest and most unique places of pilgrimage in Europe, going back more than 1500 years. The 3 day pilgrimage is open until August 15th. There are beehive huts there too!
I second this. It was said that Jesus showed St Patrick Purgatory there and a monastery was built on the site. Many people still go each year for fasting and penance. There’s a one day pilgrimage worth taking, especially given your great devotion to the Holy Souls 🙏
ST PATRICK AND ST BRIDGET RENEW THE FAITH AGAIN IN IRELAND 🙏❤️🔥🙏❤️🔥🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️
PRAY FOR ALL US HERE IN IRELAND AMEN 🙏❤️🔥🙏🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
Shut it half wit.
Skellig Michael- the first monastery of the Sword of St. Michael ❤
Awesome. These Catholic pilgrimage videos are awesome.
St. Michael the Arkhangel pray for us! Alleluia! Amen ❤
Turn around and go down the steps like a toddler! 😂 I went up some steps like that with my family on a cliff in England once. I'm still thanking our guardian angels for keeping us safe. Had I known to also ask the poor Holy souls at that time, i would have.
You look good Alvaro. I think the air must be so beautifully refreshing there. I love St. Patrick.
Thank you for filming this awesomely beautiful scenery in that part of Ireland where my great grandparents came from (they were born and raised in the southern eastern bottom part of Gaelic speaking Ireland - Gaelic is still spoken there to this day!)
That could be An Rinn, Ring in County Waterford?
Hello alvero I'm glad you are getting to see some of Ireland, and some of its history I hope you have a wonderful stay in Ireland,and enjoy every moment.i do hope the weather holds up, thanks for sharing about your stay here and all about helping the souls in purgatory.remembered you in my prayers in st Martin's chapel Parnell square Dublin Patricia 🇮🇪❤️❤️
Thanks for bringing us the story of this holy place of prayer and devotion.
Thank you for your work in raising awareness of the debt we owe to these great ancestors🙏
Sadly the Irish have once again become pagan! This is the tragedy of forgetting our history and our persecution!
But eventually people will be faced with a stark choice and hopefully the seeds that are now dormant will be reborn and flourish🙏
St. Patrick our patron Saint resurrected at least 39 people from the dead on his mission to convert our pagan nation and this is a video I did reading from a great book about 400 resurrection miracles;
th-cam.com/video/5U_L16_mQpw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=W_sngpitvNmSPqey
Pray for the reconversion of Ireland so we again become a light to the world🙏
You have no idea how the Irish think. Keep your so called religious insults to yourself. You dare call yourself a Christian as you judge others. Never judge others lest you yourself be judged.
This place is spectacular...very spiritual. It was a definite highlight for me
Wow.. and you had great weather! Such an amazing place
Wow. Beautiful. I would have a hard time being up there. Im not good with heights🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻love the videos you are sharing. God bless you on your pilgrimage 🙏🏻🌹🕯♥️
I visited Skellig Michael 11 years ago with my oldest son. One of the most amazing places I’ve ever visited. That book you mentioned is not boring. Visiting Skellig Michael is inspiring and shows the profound valor of the monks who preserved Christianity and spread the Gospel to the world.
You were blessed with amazing weather; it’s not usually that good
Grandad always called Granny 'my wee puffin' because she was little and cute, and snuck up when you'd least expect it. They'd been to Skellig Michael once and Loch Derg every year together when health permitted. I can't see Skellig Michael and not smile thinking about Granny and Granda.
Amazing!!
St Micheal 's rock. The legend mentioned that St Michael had appeared there? It is believed that the monks from Skellig Rock have visited Mont de st Michel in Brittany.
I've seen a video of a priest celebrating Mass out there... I think Father Luke was there too....must have been quite a task to get everyone they needed up there!!!
Come up to Derry and visit Saint Eugene's, Longtower and the Carmelite Fathers at Termonbacca.
St. Michael the Archangel defend us in the hour of battle. Be our safeguard against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God restraint him, I humbly pray. And do thou of Prince of the Heavenly host. Cast Satan down to hell and with him all the other evil spirits who prowl around the world seeking the ruin of souls. Amen
Amen 🙏
The Irish monks had to even teach the Europeans how to plough the land.
They even taught the Swiss how to make cheese
@@sklenars Holy cheese !!
Very beautiful ❤
Welcome to Ireland 🇮🇪 🙏
Visiting Skelig Michíl is a peiivelige.
There's an ancient supposed straight line of 5 monasteries from there to Greece.
All believed connected to Saint Michael the Archangel.
To Palestine 🇵🇸 actually
As an Irish person I do not believe Star Wars should ever have been allowed on that very special island..its hard to believe the powers that be said yes. The crew apparently did no damage but regardless should not have been allowed. Lot of people now visit because of the film not because that island is one of the world's and our country's very special ancient and spiritual places. I visited and loved it not because I am very religious but because it very very special and historical island.
Fantastic great review... this needs to be seen
You had a good day for it!! Been there twice. I am Irish, live in Dublin. Yeah a good few people have fallen and died.
He read a title and a preface. The Irish monks didn’t save the Bible. They saved Roman and Greek literature while mainland Europe was in flux. While the monks were religious, it wasn’t religion that was saved, it was secular western texts that they preserved. And not on Skellig but in other monasteries on the main island of Eire.
Viva Cristo Rey. Ireland needs Christianity. Ireland doesn't need Islam.
Ah old sod! Lovely view!
Common man; That wasn't a starwars movie. That was Disney's skittle wars.
My late dad entered the monastery aged 14tn to age 24.. he took a yrs leave and met my late mum in 1959. Married in 1960, the best and funniest parents ever. ❤❤
Skellig Michael - the first of seven monastries set in a straight line, through seven countries, known as the Sword of St. Michael. - look it up.
🙏St Michael the Archangel defend us in battle, be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him we humbly pray; and do thou O’ prince of the heavenly host; cast into hell Satan and all evil spirits, that prowl about the world, seeking the ruin of souls. Amen 🙏
Correct his sword spreads across Europe and all the monasteries it touches is called St Micheal starting at skellig Micheal.
Barbarians running about
I don't think so
The ancient Brehon laws where some of the most sophisticated thinking the world has ever known anyone would be amazed to learn more about them at Patrick was a tyrant and came to Ireland with the threath of Rome and the Romans the serpent was the druids symbol and the the symbol to this day of healing you see it wrapped around a sword .
The significance of him chasing snakes out of Ireland was him replacing g the old religion with the new .
The ancient Brehon laws had divorce and even protected the unborn child a woman was carrying .
Interesting, but I didn't see a single clear shot of a beehive hut. Did I miss something?
Brilliant and true . St Patrick saved Christianity ✝️…and we should be all very thankful . The book of keels is a masterpiece. The Irish ☘️ monks travelled the world and re Christinized Europe . There is a documentary BBC by Snow which is wonderful and details this great but difficult times .
Wonderful …. Well done 👍
👍👍👍🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼💕💕💕👏👏👏👏
we could have done without the faith,but were slowly getting cured.
To any Irish people with an interest in Irelands history and it's preservation. The OPW have a recruiting competition for the position of guide on Skellig Michael.
"Open Competition for appointment to positions of Seasonal Guide / Information Officer at Sceilg Mhichíl,
UNESCO World Heritage Property"
I’ve often thought that places like Sceilg Mhichíl and Clonmacnoise (in County Offaly) were the inspiration for Isaac Asimov’s “Foundation”
Get to Clonmaniose, in west Meat
We do not see all of it but how did they live there and have food provisions? Looks no place for even a cow or two! Chickens???
Just what I was thinking.
Fishing and birds.
Duck eggs or sheep n goats milk
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🙏🏻🕊️🙏🏻
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Correction, it's Irish heritage.
Has nothing to do with the UN.
The world is welcome to visit; Western standard's of manner's and respect are applied.
The Irish are not credited with saving western civilisation based solely upon their preservation of the catholic faith. It is because they saved the classical treatises of Greece (the writings of Plato, Archimedes, Aristotle etc) and Rome (Tacitus, Cicero etc.) and knowledge of the classical forms in art from being lost during the Dark Ages and then they subsequently travelled all over of Europe as teachers and preachers centuries later, bringing back and spreading the learning and ultimately facilitating the rebirth of western civilisation via the Renaissance etc.
"Sacrifices". What "sacrifices"?! Its pretty clear you did not read the "boring" book, Ireland was peaceful when the rest of Europe and England, Wales Scotland were at war among themselves because no one wanted it, the Goths left it alone, THATS THE POINT OF THE BOOK. They kept the BIBLE intact when it was being, literally, destroyed everywhere else.
I am sorry to say that the Irish have lost the faith, you only see a Irish person in Church for Births, first communion, confirmation, weddings and death, there are very few who go regularly to mass on a weekly basis now.
Skellig Michael is indeed a beautiful place, but your commentary about the monks "saving civilisation" is pure nonsense. Civilisation does not need religion of any kind, because religion causes division, and hatred, and has lead to the deaths of millions of people.
When religion is removed however other nonsense takes its place like soviet union ideology
Cowards who ran away Christ was not a religion pusher