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Sacred Sites Related to Goddess Bridget?

  • 24-01-2010 6:44am
    #1
    Registered Users Posts: 42


    Hi All,

    I know this is a silly question, but here goes:

    As you are aware Imbolc is now coming up and I was thinking of driving up to Kildare to have a look at sites that are sacred to Goddess Bridget. However, I am not familiar with Kildare and was wondering do any of you know of any good sacred sites or wells around the area, I can visit ? or are there any public rituals taking place up there around that Sabbat?


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 43,045 ✭✭✭✭Nevyn


    http://www.solasbhride.ie/component/content/article/41-feile-bride-2010

    I would very much recommended
    Brigid’s Eve Ritual at St. Brigid’s Well
    Time: 7.30 – 9.00
    A gentle pilgrimage of quiet reflection, song and prayer on the eve of springtime.
    Assemble at 7.20 p.m. at Japanese Gardens’ car park.

    Yes it is led by the Brigidine Sisters ( who are an enclosed order but come out for this), but it is a very spiritual gathering and inclusive.
    Our Mission
    Brigid of Kildare has left an inspiring legacy as:

    - a spiritual leader,
    - a peacemaker,
    - a woman of the land,
    - an advocate for the poor,
    - a woman of legendary hospitality.

    We seek to unfold this legacy and its relevance for our world by:

    Providing a place of welcome, tranquillity and peace where people can come and find nourishment for life’s journey

    * Offering hospitality to people of all faiths and none
    * Sharing and celebrating the story of Brigid in a life-giving, creative and challenging way
    * Facilitating pilgrimages to Brigid’s sites. If groups are small, we can place the pilgrimage in context in our little Centre before setting out on pilgrimage
    * Creating an environment where right relationship with self, others, the cosmos and God is nurtured
    * Providing opportunities for people to deepen their spirituality with reflection, prayer, ritual, spiritual accompanying, education and culture.

    I have had my children at it and it was wonderful the path is candle lit and most of those taking part bring candles which can be lit from a shared sacred flam and the main well which is far from artificial light is decorated with candles.


  • Registered Users Posts: 42 Turquoise1


    Sounds absolutely wonderful, thank you for the link.


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