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Subject: Re: I love visiting them too

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arkarno

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Date Posted: 06:42:54 05/09/03 Fri
In reply to: Tara 's message, "I love visiting them too" on 08:50:30 04/26/03 Sat

>There are billions of Catholic churches around Ireland
>and, as you said, a lot of them are built on Pagan
>sites. I love visiting Catholic churches as they have
>such an air of peace and tranquility about them. I
>usually go there to pray to the Goddess and God in the
>aspects of Mary and Yahweh, and light candles at the
>shrines. They are beautiful places to pray.
>
>At outdoor sites such as grottos or Holy Wells I feel
>comfortable praying to The God and The Goddess, but in
>Churches I tend to pray only to the Christian aspects.
>The main advantage with Catholic Churches is that
>there is one close to me that has a shrine to St.
>Brigid, the Christianised version of my Patron deity.
>It's a very special place to me.

Sometimes, before a major incident in my life (or if I feel i am 'losing my way') I occasionally make a trip to the Cathedral at Canterbury which I find very restful and inspiring

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