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In this time of modern contagion, I find myself turning to ancient prayers

Ancient Celtic blessings have modern relevance

11 April 2020

9:00 AM

11 April 2020

9:00 AM

There is an ancient Celtic prayer that is as relevant today as it was all those centuries ago:

Be Thou between me and all things grisly,
Be Thou before me in all things mean,
Be Thou between me and all things gruesome
Coming darkly towards me.


We live in a grisly time and don’t quite know what to do with the gruesomeness of it.

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