Friends til the end Community Group

A group for those of us here who get more from our friendships than from the available discussion groups. A place to be accepted and appreciated for who we are. Somewhere to always feel safe and know that especially on the bad days we are here for each other .A place for encouragement and love.

363 Members
22,183 Posts
1 Online
Personal Challenges
/ Friends til the end Support Group

St. Patrick's Day ?

bgoodwin44
bgoodwin44
What Does, " Cead Mile Falite Romhat " ! Mean ?



A. A Hundred Thousand Welcomes


B. May The Fairies Bless Your Travels


C. Cheers For All New Friends
carolmj
carolmj
Irish Hymn: “Cead Mile Failte Romhat, A Iosa”
Céad míle fáilte romhat, a Íosa, a Íosa
Céad míle fáilte romhat, a Íosa
Céad míle fáilte romhat a Shlánaítheoir
Céad míle míle fáilte romhat,a Íosa, a Íosa

Glóir agus moladh duit, a Íosa, a Íosa
Glóir agus moladh duit, a Íosa
Glóir agus moladh duit, a Shlánaítheoir
Glóir, moladh agus buíochas duit, a Íosa, a Íosa

The words are very simple, and so is the tune. Apparently, in Ireland this is a song commonly taught to elementary school kids getting ready for First Communion.

Translation:
A hundred thousand welcomes, O Jesus, O Jesus
A hundred thousand welcomes, O Jesus
A hundred thousand welcomes, O Savior
A hundred thousand welcomes, O Jesus, O Jesus.

Glory and praise to You, O Jesus, O Jesus
Glory and praise to You, O Jesus
Glory and praise to You, O Savior
Glory and praise and thanks to You, O Jesus, O Jesus.

Here’s the song on YouTube, sung so that you can hear the pronunciation very well.
carolmj
carolmj
BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMpvaWgeHYw
bgoodwin44
bgoodwin44
T H A N K S...

" A Hundred Thousand Welcomes " !!
Posts You May Be Interested In