St. Brigid of Kildare

One of Ireland’s most beloved patron saints, Saint Brigid (c. 451–525) is honored as the keeper of the sacred flame — a radiant symbol of light, healing, and compassion. Bridging ancient Celtic tradition and early Christianity, she embodies warmth in dark times and the enduring promise of hope, renewal, and divine presence.

Her woven cross, a sign of protection and hearth-blessing, appears on the reverse.