The Life of St. Brigid of Ireland
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- Listen to the 7th century account of the Life of St. Brigid, Abbess and Wonderworker of Kildare, Ireland, by St. Cogitosus. St. Brigid was born in 451 and reposed in 525. Through her faithful protection and inspiration, she is regarded as one of the three patron Saints of Ireland, alongside St. Patrick and St. Columba. In this reading you will learn of her beginnings, a few of her miracles, her repose, and her aid to her people after she departed to heaven.
She is commemorated today, February 1st.
Holy Mother Brigid, pray to God for us!
This reading is selected excerpts of the original text. The reader has not summarized but merely selected specific sections for this work, leaving more to be discovered by the listener. The complete text of this reading is found here:
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“Hymning thy struggles and celebrating thy commemoration with splendor, O Brigid, with all our soul we magnify thee as one who planted the right Faith in the lands of the West.”
-From the Service to St. Brigid. Find the text here: www.orthodoxeng...
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Saint Brigid of Kildare, or Brigid of Ireland (Irish: Naomh Bríd; Latin: Brigida) (c. 451 - 525) is one of Ireland's patron saints, along with Patrick and Columba.
Irish hagiography makes her an early Irish Christian nun, abbess, and foundress of several monasteries of nuns, including that of Kildare in Ireland, which was famous and was revered.
Her feast day is 1 February, which was originally a pagan festival called Imbolc, marking the beginning of spring.
Her feast day is shared by Dar Lugdach, who tradition says was her student, close companion, and the woman who succeeded her.
The saint shares her name with an important Celtic goddess and there are many legends and folk customs associated with her.
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In Ireland we make St. Bridget's Crosses every year to celebrate her feast day. This is one of the oldest traditions we still do. We used to do them in school as well, afterwards they would be brought to the church to be blessed by the parish priest and then each person could take 1 home with the excess amount being left in the church for whoever needs one.
Sadly in recent years the secularization of Ireland has led to the millennial generation repackaging her as a pagan goddess instead of a Christian saint. Even our national tv is promoting this idea.
She's literally a pagan goddess that Christians adopted as a Saint. How do y'all not know your history?
Strong attributes of courage and heart, of straight forwardness and great concern for all. Sister of pure heart.❤❤❤
Happy St Brigid day everyone.😇🎶
Glory be to God for the good works.
She was and is a Pagan God of Irish Mythology. What you are worshiping is a false God.
Do you put comments like that under videos about Greek or Roman Gods?
@@philipstokes865 exactly what I was going to say
@@philipstokes865 she isn’t pagan doofus
@@Hoodinator17she's literally the goddess Brigid, daughter of the Dagda. I love when bible thumbers know nothing of their religious practices and how much of it is pagan. 😂
@@Scar-jg4bn pagan cultures have flood myths too. Doesn’t mean God didn’t flood the world. Pagan cultures have their own descriptions of Jesus. Doesn’t mean the truth of Who He is is false.
Thank you!
Wonderful, thank you!
St. Brigid please pray for us sinners
St Brigid please pray for me 🙏
Thanks for this so complete Saint’s Brigid of Ireland vídeo. I’m happy to have found it. Do you have also Saint Marguerite of Scotland’s and Saint Julienne of Norwich’s lives? Thank you again for such a good.
There never was a saint brigid. Brigid wasn't a human. Ever. She was literally a pagan goddess. Like there was never a human named Brigid that got turned into a saint and converted to christianity. She was never human. And has always been a goddess that people prayed to. You can't become a saint if you're not an actual physical person
@@kuleguy2010shhhhh, don't tell the Bible thumpers, they'll get sad.
Are those saints of the Orthodox Church? I won’t betray Christ and the Holy Fathers and proclaim there are any saints outside the Church
@@OrthodoxWisdom you can't betray something that isn't real, but you can sure use it to justify all the PDF files in your ranks. 👼🏻
@@OrthodoxWisdomDog, it's literally Ireland, they're probably Catholic. Don't gotta be all weird about it.
Amen.
Ohhh Gods gonna be right pissed off with you worshiping a Pagan.
Brigid was converted from a Pagan to a follower of Christ by the Catholic Church.
It was easier for the Church to place their weird stories over weirder stories to help the Irish relate to their God and not to be following multiple Gods like the Greeks or Roman's of the time.
Do you pray to Jupiter or Apollo as well as praying to Brigid?
Cus God will be soo pissed of with you for being fooled into worshipping idle Gods just because a man with sexual issues told you so???
@@philipstokes865 lol it's obvious who has the issues and it is not the church founded by Jesus Christ vs what ever man made religion you intrest your self in. The Catholic church has a history of powerful Holy Saints that continue to exist to this very day and I doubt you can offer anything so real as that. Good luck wherever you end up as for me I'll put my faith in the obvious truth that proves itself every day.
@@robstan2668 man made religion??? are you daft??? Christians STOLE our religion. Your religion is appropriated.
@@kuleguy2010 And what religion is that?
@@philipstokes865 Brigit couldn't have been converted. Do you know why? Because she was never a human. There was no human named brigid who became saint brigid. Brigid is a pagan god who has never been human.
I just received a beautiful icon of Saint Brigid ❤
Wait... what happened to the baby?
Right? That's a bit concerning.
The first holy abortion
Probably not a real story.
Aborted by God.
great spiritual reading online, "The Prophecies and Revelations"
Timothy, I have to ask, is this an Orthodox source you are reading from?
It is from the 7th century so I have confidence it is Orthodox. See video description for the link.
Amen
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Please, do such a good video about the Crazy Women in Christ. Thanks.
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God does the healing the wood is just a holy reminder. Domine non sum dignus... Mea maxima culpa.
Bean bhreá Gaelach a bhí inti
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Why would God make a fetus disappear?
Because God is pro-abortion.
@@Scar-jg4bn Says the pagan. Y'all love exposing your young to the wolves.