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Ireland's beloved St. Brigid is also known as Brigit, Brighid, Bride, Brigedd or Bridget. Patron of many things, including: Crafts & Creativity Scholars
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Travelers Ireland New Zealand Irish Nuns

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There is also a pre-Christian Celtic goddess Brigid, and both goddess and saint have personified essential spiritual values of their eras. Many of the fantastic miracles attributed to the saint relate to agriculture, the arts, and fertility – the same realms of which the goddess was patroness. We have Three Brigids art and info in our Series.

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