School: Askamore (roll number 15675)
- Location:
- Askamore, Co. Wexford
- Teacher: Margaret McGrath
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0895, Page 113
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- (continued from previous page)to let the poor souls in.The following prayer is said to cure a toothache;
As Peter sat on a marble stone,
Jesus came to him all alone,
What ails you Peter said the Lord Jesus Christ
I'm troubled with a toothache.
Arise! Peter, arise and you shall be healed,
Not you alone, but all those who say these words in my name
Shall never have the toothache.
Afer these words say three Hail Marys in honour of Jesus, Mary and Joseph.The following prayer was composed by a Saint while out on a rock during a thunder and lightening storm and she was saved;
The cross is my sure salvation
The cross I ever adore,
The cross of the Lord is with me,
The cross is my refuge.The following prayers are said every morning after rising:
Infant Jesus, meek and mild
Look on me a little child,
Pity mine and pity me,
And suffer me to come to Thee,
Heart of Jesus I adore Thee.(continues on next page)
- Collector
- Annie Reddy
- Gender
- Female
- Address
- Askamore, Co. Wexford
