Brigid Collection

"Brigid: A Timeless Symbol of Faith, Writing, and Celebration" In the realm of saints, few names resonate as powerfully as Saint Brigid of Ireland

Saint Brigid Writing
SAINT BRIGID Irish abbess, depicted receiving help with her writing from an angel

Brigid Collection: Wedding of Diana Mitford and Bryan Guinness

Wedding of Diana Mitford and Bryan Guinness
Group wedding photograph showing the bride, Mrs Bryan Guinness, formerly Miss Diana Freeman Mitford, with eleven bridesmaids. From left, Miss Diana Churchill, Miss Mercer-Nairne, the Hon

Brigid Collection: Fall / Greyhound / 1934

Fall / Greyhound / 1934
CHAMPION BRIGID OF LOUEN Owned by Mrs Marchetti. Head study. Date: 1934

Brigid Collection: St. Brigits box, from The Trias Thaumaturga, or Three Wonder-Working Saints of

St. Brigits box, from The Trias Thaumaturga, or Three Wonder-Working Saints of
STC214636 St. Brigits box, from The Trias Thaumaturga, or Three Wonder-Working Saints of Ireland, by Mary Cusack (1829-99) published c.1890s (litho) (b/w photo) by Irish School

Brigid Collection: St. Brigit entertaining a Bishop, from The Trias Thaumaturga

St. Brigit entertaining a Bishop, from The Trias Thaumaturga
STC214627 St. Brigit entertaining a Bishop, from The Trias Thaumaturga, or Three Wonder-Working Saints of Ireland, by Mary Cusack (1829-99) published c.1890s (litho) (b/w photo) by Irish School

FALL / GREYHOUND / 1934
CHAMPION BRIGID OF LOUEN Owned by Mrs Marchetti. Head study. Date: 1934

Handwriting Sample Of Birgitta Birgersdotter, 1303

Birgitta Birgersdotter, 1303

Nun of St Brigid
NUN OF THE ORDER OF SAINT BRIGID (= Bride) of Ireland (note that this is not the Swedish saint, but a native daughter of the 5th century)

Brigid Collection: St Brigids Cathedral and Round Tower, Kildare

St Brigids Cathedral and Round Tower, Kildare, County Kildare, Ireland. The cathedral was built by the Norman Bishop Ralph of Bristol in 1223

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"Brigid: A Timeless Symbol of Faith, Writing, and Celebration" In the realm of saints, few names resonate as powerfully as Saint Brigid of Ireland. Known for her unwavering devotion to God and her remarkable writing skills, she continues to inspire countless souls across generations. One notable event that echoes through history is the wedding of Diana Mitford and Bryan Guinness in 1934. As they exchanged vows amidst fall's golden hues, it seemed as if Saint Brigid herself blessed their union with her divine presence. Her influence extends beyond weddings and celebrations; a glimpse into the pages of The Trias Thaumaturga reveals St. Brigit entertaining a Bishop with grace and charm. Her ability to captivate hearts transcends time, leaving an indelible mark on those fortunate enough to witness her radiance. St. Brigids Catholic Church in Lexington Massachusetts stands as a testament to her enduring legacy. Its sacred walls echo with prayers offered by devoted followers seeking solace in times of need or expressing gratitude for blessings received. Delving further into history unveils the delicate handwriting sample of Birgitta Birgersdotter from 1303—a humble yet profound connection to Saint Brigid's ancient wisdom. It serves as a reminder that even centuries apart, we can still find solace in her teachings. Not limited solely to written records or holy figures alone, Saint it also inspired communities such as the Nuns of St. Brigid who dedicated their lives selflessly serving others under her watchful gaze. And let us not forget St Brigids Cathedral and Round Tower in Kildare—an architectural marvel standing tall against time's relentless march forward—a beacon drawing pilgrims near and far seeking spiritual enlightenment within its hallowed grounds. Brigid—her name evokes images both ancient and modern; she remains an emblematic figure embodying faith, creativity, hospitality—the very essence that binds humanity together.