Anima Mea

St. Dymphna, virgin and Martyr, pray for us.
St. Dymphna, daughter of royal parents, pray for us.
St. Dymphna, child of great beauty of soul and body, pray for us.
St. Dymphna, docile to the lessons of thy pious mother, pray for us.
St. Dymphna, obedient to thy saintly confessor, pray for us.
St. Dymphna, who abandoned the court of thy father to escape the danger of impurity, pray for us.
St. Dymphna, who chose a life of poverty on earth so that thou might lay up treasures in Heaven, pray for us.
St. Dymphna, who sought consolation at Holy Mass, Communion and prayer, pray for us.
St. Dymphna, ardent lover of the Divine Bridegroom, pray for us.
St. Dymphna, devoted to the Mother of God, pray for us.
St. Dymphna, beheaded by thine own father, pray for us.
St. Dymphna, Martyr of holy purity, pray for us.
St. Dymphna, brilliant example of Christian youth, pray for us.
St. Dymphna, renowned for many miracles, pray for us.
St. Dymphna, glory of Ireland and Belgium, pray for us.
St. Dymphna, full of compassion for those in need, pray for us.
St. Dymphna, protectress against all nervous and mental disorders, pray for us.
St. Dymphna, consoler of the afflicted, pray for us.
St. Dymphna, friend of the helpless, pray for us.
St. Dymphna, comforter of the despondent, pray for us.
St. Dymphna, light of those in mental darkness, pray for us.
St. Dymphna, patroness of those who suffer with nervous and mental diseases, pray for us.

3 thoughts on “Anima Mea

  1. Wow! I was “beckoned” into the house, as I said to my 20 yr old Sam ,on the island on Wednesday. Absolutely astonished at what lay there within, I stood ,leaning into the front room pondering the question ? “is this an exhibit or not?? The lovely Charlie from the biennale took an interest in our interest and started to tell us about your findings!!! I was fascinated from the start as that morning I had opened a box of my “treasures” and layed eyes on a postcard from 20’s to “Nell” ; I am from Mittagong and have regularly walked my dog in Gibbergunyah reserve .Also , just now had a look at your blog and I have a sister ,Gabrielle Dympna ( another unusual name!) I”m definitely coming back to visit. . Margo

  2. By the way Stanley did you know the ‘Jester’ is also part of the legend of St Dymphna? Of course you did;what a silly questipn! Thankyou for sharing your work and insights.

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