I enjoyed that story. I love how mythology and real people blend over time. I believe that blending preserves these stories , humanities history and understanding of who we were and how we arrived at where we are now. The erasure of our cultural history is one of the things I despise most about the replacement populations of invaders being brought into all the Western World countries.
Too bad the icon of Saint Ailbe seems to have him holding a fox.
I enjoyed that story. I love how mythology and real people blend over time. I believe that blending preserves these stories , humanities history and understanding of who we were and how we arrived at where we are now. The erasure of our cultural history is one of the things I despise most about the replacement populations of invaders being brought into all the Western World countries.
Too bad the icon of Saint Ailbe seems to have him holding a fox.
That was lovely Thomas.
But how did the Christians who found young Ailbe know his parents were unmarried?
he told them
How would an abandoned infant know that?