Christ child lullaby

The suggestion to add this song to Mary’s Christmas album came from an unlikely source. When Mary’s older brother Scott who is a lifetime musician but whose musical tastes tends toward the extremes of genres, heard about our Christmas project, he suggested an old Scottish hymn, Tàladh Chríosda. Traditionally it is sung on Christmas Eve during midnight mass. It is a lullaby written from the mother Mary’s perspective.

Mary sings the first verse in Gaelic.

Please click on the link and listen. If you like it, please share so more people will hear this beautiful rendition of an old Scottish lullaby for the baby Jesus, God, who put on flesh to save us.

Author: Peterloeffelbein

I am a man. I am an older man. I am a husband and a dad and a grandpa. I am a disciple of Jesus. Because I am a disciple of Jesus much of what I write is about him, and I usually end what I write with a question, do you the reader know that Jesus loves you? He does. He loves us all but he loves you specifically. He loves me specifically. What will you do with that information today?

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