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School: Coill-Chéim (roll number 9044)

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Calhame, Co. Donegal
Teacher:
Seán Mac Cuinneagáin
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 1038, Page 37

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  2. Old Prayers - The Seven Joys of Mary

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    The first Joy that our Blessed Lady got it was the joy of one. (It) was the joy of one, it was the joy of her young son when in a manger born.
    Blessed now said He and blessed may they be for those who sing the Seven Joys in honour of Our Blessed Lady.
    The second Joy our Blessed Lady got was the joy of two. (It) was the joy of her young son when he travelled the world through
    Blessed now said He and blessed may they be for those who sing the Seven Joys in honour of the Blessed Lady.
    The third joy our Blessed Lady got. It was the Joy of three. It was the joy of her young son when he brought the blind to see.
    Blessed now said He and blessed may they be for those who sing the Seven Joys in honour of the Blessed Lady.
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