School: Clochar San Pól, Cill Fhíonáin (roll number 13026)

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1. A Farewell to the Redemptorist Fathers after a Mission in Kilfinane 1884 (continued)

   

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   The zeal of these Fathers rejoices the soul The zeal of these Fathers gives the spirit control The zeal of these Fathers brings down all the light From the heavenly kingdom where the founder shines bright III May our pastors then join us to sing Glory on high For that our faith and our love brought us to Jesus so nigh To dwell everlasting in his happy abode So dearly bought for us on a cruel calvery road

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2. St Malloe's Well

   

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   There was a well at the cross roads as you go to Malloe and it was called the well of St Malloe. A man came there and he saw a woman washing clothes in the well, the morning after the well was removed over near Maloe. The print of the woman's knees is near the well where she knelt down to wash the clothes. There is a song written about St Maloes well. I
   I often drank water out of St Maloes well, In it's clear water there lurks a bright spell.
   The afflicted go there to find ease from there woe.

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