Faeth fiadha. "Lorica" świętego Patryka

The article treats of the most famous sort of Irish protective prayer, which name is lorica (breastplate). The author talks over this kind of prayer and inserts its translation. Next, on the base of article of O'Donoghue, the author analyzes every stanza of S. Patrick's lorica. First and...

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Main Author: Ryszarda Bulas
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: The John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin 2004-07-01
Series:Vox Patrum
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Online Access:https://czasopisma.kul.pl/index.php/vp/article/view/6858
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description The article treats of the most famous sort of Irish protective prayer, which name is lorica (breastplate). The author talks over this kind of prayer and inserts its translation. Next, on the base of article of O'Donoghue, the author analyzes every stanza of S. Patrick's lorica. First and eight stanza tells about Trinity and God, in the second and second the power of Christ is invoked in all its main manifestations: his birth, his baptism, his death and burial, his resurrection and his coming in judgment. The third stanza descends from the sphere of deity to the world of the first creation - angels. The fourth stanza dips down from heavenly host to the visible cosmos in its spheres and elements: sun, moon, and firmament, and the four elements: fire, air, water and earth. In the fifth stanza we are back at the source of creation, a natural progression from the invocation of created nature in the fourth stanza. The sixth stanza tells about spells cast by women and blacksmiths and druids.
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spelling doaj.art-5d5cac3eb44a45648e76ede8e146eda82023-08-05T21:01:16ZengThe John Paul II Catholic University of LublinVox Patrum0860-94112719-35862004-07-014610.31743/vp.6858Faeth fiadha. "Lorica" świętego PatrykaRyszarda Bulas0Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski The article treats of the most famous sort of Irish protective prayer, which name is lorica (breastplate). The author talks over this kind of prayer and inserts its translation. Next, on the base of article of O'Donoghue, the author analyzes every stanza of S. Patrick's lorica. First and eight stanza tells about Trinity and God, in the second and second the power of Christ is invoked in all its main manifestations: his birth, his baptism, his death and burial, his resurrection and his coming in judgment. The third stanza descends from the sphere of deity to the world of the first creation - angels. The fourth stanza dips down from heavenly host to the visible cosmos in its spheres and elements: sun, moon, and firmament, and the four elements: fire, air, water and earth. In the fifth stanza we are back at the source of creation, a natural progression from the invocation of created nature in the fourth stanza. The sixth stanza tells about spells cast by women and blacksmiths and druids. https://czasopisma.kul.pl/index.php/vp/article/view/6858PatrykIrlandiamodlitwaLoricaRyk JeleniaChrystus
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Faeth fiadha. "Lorica" świętego Patryka
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modlitwa
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Ryk Jelenia
Chrystus
title Faeth fiadha. "Lorica" świętego Patryka
title_full Faeth fiadha. "Lorica" świętego Patryka
title_fullStr Faeth fiadha. "Lorica" świętego Patryka
title_full_unstemmed Faeth fiadha. "Lorica" świętego Patryka
title_short Faeth fiadha. "Lorica" świętego Patryka
title_sort faeth fiadha lorica swietego patryka
topic Patryk
Irlandia
modlitwa
Lorica
Ryk Jelenia
Chrystus
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