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10 Facts You Might Not Know About St. Patrick's Day

The tradition of St. Patrick's Day begana monastery in France, after he escaped his
hundreds of years ago when a boy in Romancaptivity. He was not religious at all when
England was captured and taken to Ireland ashe  was  a  child.
a captive where he found God. It is said
that St. Patrick could hear from the angels,- The first St. Paddy's day parade in America
and that he had raised people from the dead.was in 1737, 40 years before the
He was a very active missionary throughoutRevolutionary  War.
Ireland for 30 years, and that is why he is
called the patron saint of Ireland. There- The first day of spring is March 21st and
have been many legends attached to thisthis could be the reason St. Patrick's Day
saint, and they have lasted throughout thecelebrations  have  caught  on  so  big.
centuries. This holiday began as a Holy Day
in the Catholic Church, but over the years- Everyone turns Irish for a day - just wear
this religious Catholic saint's day hasgreen,  the  sign  of  life.
turned into a more secular celebration of the
upcoming  new  spring.- Irish dishes include Corned beef and
cabbage, Irish stew, Irish cream pie, Irish
Here  are  a few facts for St. Patrick's Day:soda bread, scones, Irish cheese bread, and
all of these would be a good choice on St.
- March 17th, the day of celebration, is thePatrick's  Day.
day  of  Patrick's  death.
There are many traditions and legends that
- St. Patrick, the patron saint of the Irish,have been passed down through the
was  not  from  Ireland.generations, so even the barest of facts have
gotten confused. It is not even certain
- Patrick was an old time missionary inexactly when Patrick was born, the actual
Ireland  during  the  4th  century.date varies about 30 years in early 300 AD
but the day of his death is certain, March
- He brought many people to conversion and17,  and  that  is  the  important  day.
into  the  Christian  religion.
So whether you are celebrating the life of a
- The Shamrock, symbol of St. Patrick's Day,glorified Catholic saint or the oncoming
was a plant with three leaves that Patrickspring and all the new growth and new life
used to demonstrate to the pagans the trinitypossibilities that a new life can encompass,
of  God  -  Father,  Son  and  Holy  Ghost.it really doesn't matter. Wear something
Green, grab a green hat, give someone a
- Maewyn is the name St. Patrick was bornshamrock and join in the parade. Good luck
with. His name was changed by the Bishop inand Blessings are meant for all!



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