School: Druim Bréan Lios (roll number 15029)
- Location:
- Drumbreanlis, Co. Leitrim
- Teacher: Eibhlín Nic Ghuidhir
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- Taught to me E Maguire Drumbreanlis by my mother forty years ago.
Eternal father, I unite myself with every priest who is now saying mass in any part of the world, or who will say mass for the next twenty four hours, offering you the precious blood of Jesus Christ for the living and the dead.
O my God I offer you all the masses that are being celebrated throughout the world at this moment for myself, for my living relatives for the sinners of the whole world and for the souls in Purgatary especially the souls who are most neglected and for the souls of my own relatives in Purgartary - Taught to me by my mother forty years ago.
Eternal father , I unite myself with every priest who is now saying mass in any part of the world, or who will say mass for the next twenty four hours, offering you the precious blood of Jesus Christ for the living and the dead.
O my god I offer you all the masses that are being celebrated throughout the world at this moment for myself, for my living relatives for the sinners of the whole world and for the souls in Purgotary especially the souls who are most neglected and for the souls of my own relatives in Purgortary
Prayer heard from an old woman in Aran Isles ( Mary Dirane )
Deónuigh go bhfeicfead thú a Rí na Gloíre
Agus Muire Óigh an uile Ghrást
Deonuigh go bhfeicfead thú a Iosa áluinn
Tú féin a's do mháthair ar uair mo bháis- Collector
- E. Maguire
- Gender
- Female
- Occupation
- Teacher
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- Mary Dinane
- Gender
- Female