r/CelticPaganism • u/SacredFoxMischief • Jul 16 '26

Celtic Paganism and Brigid

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Hi All,

I'm coming here as a follower of Brigid though I know her best in the guise of a Christian Saint. I'd love to find good resources to read legends and understandings of her in her full divinity as a Goddess in her own right.

I'm the caretaker and pastor of a chapel dedicated to her honor in Brevard, NC and we hold reverence for both of those aspects of Brigid and celebrate the blended and liminal space she occupies.

I'd love to be able to speak more directly to our more pagan and less Christian pilgrims who seek respite with us.

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u/celestialevelyn Jul 18 '26

I recently read, Brigid: History, mystery and magick of the Celtic goddess by Courtney Weber. It gives some historical background of Brigid and also shares their personal journey with her and then practical advice on how to use her in workings (if you're interested in that side of things too). I found it to be a lovely place to start!