Brigid

The Celtic Goddess Who Became a Saint

Sebastian Berg

Who was Brigid? Why was she so important to the Celts? How did she become a saint? This book will explore the answers to these questions and more. While her story begins in Celtic Ireland, her influence has spread far and wide. Today, Brigid is venerated by Christians and pagans alike. Once you understand her story, it's easy to see why.

Brigid was the Celtic goddess of fire, fertility, and healing. She was also the patroness of poets and smiths. To the Celts, she was a powerful figure who could bring both life and death. In today's world, she is known as the protector of animals, children, and pregnant women. This book will explore Brigid's origins, impact on Celtic culture, and legacy in the modern world.

Review
Nice but somewhat superficial book, suitable as a first intro­duc­tion to the Goddess Brigid. It adds nothing to the many other books about the Goddess Brigid, you can better buy another, more extensive book.

Martin