Category Archives: Brigit Matters

As Brigit’s Time is Upon Us…thinking of goddesses…

Posted on 29 January, 2014 by Leona Graham

…and green & purple witches attending Goddess Conference in Glastonbury…

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V-Day: Rising Here at Home

Posted on 14 February, 2013 by Leona Graham

14 February 2013 Here At Home All is quiet On the one billionth doorstep But I can hear them in the distance Demanding freedom from violence Celebrating hope despite the danger The right to walk streets Without fear of rape … Continue reading →

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Mary Condren on Brigit the Peacemaker: “no better woman for the times we live in”

Posted on 2 February, 2011 by Leona Graham

Mary Condren ThD teaches at the Centre for Gender and Women’s Studies, Trinity College Dublin, and is director of the Institute for Feminism and Religion. Click here for The Irish Times coverage…

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Isis Unveiling IV: Brigit and Isis, She of Many Names

Posted on 1 February, 2011 by Leona Graham

Last night I put out my special white scarf to catch Brigit’s blessings with the dew, and there it was this morning, resplendent, recharged… …and turned again to Al Jazeera and BBC24 for my daily charge on the Revolution in … Continue reading →

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Celebrating the Goddess Brigit/Imbolc-1st February

Posted on 1 February, 2010 by Leona Graham

Last night, on the 31st January, the Eve of Brigit’s Day, I moved into action, re-invigorating a very ancient tradition of honoring the ancient ‘Celtic’ fire Goddess Brigit: Her name may be spelt variously, especially as regards the use of … Continue reading →

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