[Zaph]

Just doing the Prayers of the Faithful for our wedding booklet and would be grateful if someone could confirm if the translation below is correct.

Thanks.

We pray for the dearly departed, that we may meet again with the help of God

Guímis dóibh siúd atá imithe ar shlí na fírinne, go rabhaimid i gcomhluadar a chéile arís, le cúnamh Dé.

[Crosáidí]

Originally Posted by Zaph

Just doing the Prayers of the Faithful for our wedding booklet and would be grateful if someone could confirm if the translation below is correct.

Thanks.

We pray for the dearly departed, that we may meet again with the help of God

Guímis dóibh siúd atá imithe ar shlí na fírinne, go rabhaimid i gcomhluadar a chéile arís, le cúnamh Dé.

Looks good

literally "Let us pray for those that have gone on the path of truth, may we be in the company of each other again, with God's help"

[Zaph]

Go raibh maith agat Crosáidí.

Someone else had checked it for us and was a bit unsure about the use of rabhaimid in the sentence so we just wanted a second opinion.

[Insect Overlord]

Originally Posted by Zaph

Go raibh maith agat Crosáidí.

Someone else had checked it for us and was a bit unsure about the use of rabhaimid in the sentence so we just wanted a second opinion.

"Go raibhimid" is from the Modh Foshuiteach Láithreach, or the Present Subjunctive Case. It's a tense almost exclusively used in prayers and wishes.