Happy Saint Bridget's day as you celebrate the Saint or Goddesss

Born 453
Died 524
Venerated in Catholicism, Orthodoxy, Anglicanism
Feast February 1
Patronage babies; blacksmiths; boatmen; cattle; chicken farmers; children whose parents are not married; children whose mothers are mistreated by the children's fathers; dairymaids; dairy workers; fugitives; infants; Ireland; Leinster, mariners; midwives; milk maids; nuns; poets; poor; poultry farmers; poultry raisers; printing presses; sailors; scholars; travellers; watermen[1]

vijaybali wrote:hai,

Born 453
Died 524 ( can you little bit explain )


same to you.

thanks and love
vj

JohnC wrote:Happy Imbolc everyone

Welcome back Brid

hialeah wrote:Imbolc...St Brigid's Day this is the first I ever heard of it. Looked it up in Wiki very symbolic and interesting. Is this a common celebration in Europe?

Imbolc, February 1st or the first Full Moon in Aquarius, is a time of cleansing and newborn lambs. The name, Imbolc, comes from the word 'oimelc' or sheep's milk. It is a festival of the Maiden in preparation for growing and renewal.

hialeah wrote:Thanks Bridget. Not being Catholic I never heard of it. Might be because I live in the US?

vijaybali wrote:hai chi_solas

tx for information.


thanks and regards
vj