St. Brigid

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Feastday: January 21
Died: 6th century

Known as St. Brigid of Kilbride, venerated in the diocese of Lismore. St. Brigid of Kildare, one of the patrons of Ireland, visited Kilbride.This Brigid is also known as Briga.

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Johanna
3 months ago
Did you know too that St Brigid is also spelt - ST BRIGHID - she was baptised by St Patrick of Ireland.. and was most interested in helping women and female children to learn .. a livelihood..thus the centers of learning she founded.
She was also a mystic and a great healer.

St Brighid also was renown for the introduction of ST Brighids cross.. - weaving a cross out of straw in the effort to win the soul of a pagan chieftain before he died. She did so admirably.. and he was baptised prior to his death...
A wonderful Christian !
Shirley Brinly
2 years ago
I thought St. Brigid of Ireland was the first to start a monastic type of life for women and founded many religious institutions in Ireland, mainly the one at Kildare which became a great institution of learning and art. Also thought her feast day was February 1st.
Liana
2 years ago
what else is known about her? maybe ill use her for my conformation name
Faith
3 years ago
Thank you so much for this information. I needed to find some info. for a school project!

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