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Wishing you a blessed and holy Christmas, my dear sister.”. “This Christmas, may the joy of our Lord’s arrival fill your heart with gratitude and your home with His presence. Merry Christmas to you, my beloved sister.”. “May your Christmas be a time for reflection, prayer, and the renewal of your faith.
26 de jul. de 2023 · 74. My beloved sister, you are ever-present in my thoughts and I long for your physical presence once more. You imbued my life with so much abundance and fullness. I'll feel your presence always. I carry you in my heart and try to honor you. I miss you endlessly. 75. Beloved sibling, though not physically here, I feel your loving spirit always.
29 de jul. de 2023 · May she rest in peace and know how much she is loved. 27. Sending love and prayers to my heavenly sister. I know she's looking down on you, and I'm thankful for this day to honor her life. 28. Sending love and prayers to Amanda, my dear sister. I adore you to pieces. 29. I'm sending my sister love, peace, and prayers.
9 de may. de 2023 · Losing a beloved sister is one of life’s greatest tragedies. When words often fail, a sympathy Message for loss of sister can come to your rescue. We know how difficult it is to find the words to express your sympathy and condolences.
24 de mar. de 2023 · Saying “happy birthday in heaven” to a beloved sister who has passed away is an incredibly meaningful gesture that honors their life and the bond you still share. Writing a heartfelt message or poem for your lovely sister who is in heaven can be a cathartic and memorable way to think of her on her special day, even if she may not be physically present.
28 de feb. de 2024 · Wishing my sister and her beloved partner a lifetime of love, laughter, and cherished moments together.”. “To my beloved sister, may your marriage be as beautiful and radiant as the bond we share. Congratulations on finding your forever love.”. “As your sister, I’ve always wished for your happiness and fulfillment.
English translation Flora MacNeil (from I to V). Flora MacNeil learned the song from a relative of the island of Mingulay but Julie follows the version annotated by Francis Collinson, edited and translated by John Lorne Campbell.
