School: Cloch Rua (roll number 11111)

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   or his right side and he or her shall not be troubled.
   With thirty misfortunes if you see a man with fits, lay this prayer on his right side, and he shall rise up and thank you. He who shall write this prayer from house to house shall be blessed from me said the Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. And they that laugh at it shall suffer.

   

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   O Adorable Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ dying on the Gallows tree, of the cross for our sins altogether, O Holy Cross of Christ see how I believe in them, O Holy Cross of Christ stir up in me all good and truth. O Holy Cross of Christ ward off from me all dangerous death and always give me life o sacrified Jesus of Nazerath. Have mercy on me that the enemy may keep off from me now and for ever more. In honour of his Holy Ressurrection and God like Assension to which He like to bring us in the right way to Heaven. True as Jesus was born on Christmas Day in the stable of Bethlehem

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   Language

   English

   Collector

   Margaret Walsh

   Gender

   Female

   Address

   Lettermakenny, Co. Donegal

   Informant

   Mrs Walsh

   Gender

   Female

   Age

   40

   Address

   Lettermakenny, Co. Donegal