Against Sorrow
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Against Sorrow

Against Sorrow

A charm set by Mary for her Son, before the fair man and the turbulent woman laid Him in the grave.
The charm of Michael with the shield;
Of the palm-branch of Christ;
Of Bridget with her veil.
The charm which God set for Himself when the divinity within Him was darkened.
A. charm to be said by the cross when the night is black and the soul is heavy with sorrow.
A charm to be said at sunrise, with the hands on the breast when the eyes are red with weeping, and the madness of grief is strong.
A charm that has no words, only the silent prayer.
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