St. Patrick's Day originated as the feast of Saint Patrick. That means that after his death around 461 the Catholic Church honored the missionary to Ireland as a holy person by celebrating his date of death (or presumed date of death) with liturgical prayers. Since he worked and died in Ireland, the feast began there, then spread to other countries. In modern times it is celebrated like a holiday even in countries where Irish people emigrated. While the actual date of death is unknown, Patrick was venerated on March 17 in the sixth century in Ireland and in the seventh century in what is now France and other parts of Western Europe.
in what country did st. patrick's day take place
Ireland was the first to celebrate Saint Patrick on a specific day.
ST.PATRICK'S DAY ORIGANTE IN Ireland
1737 Boston
Saint Patrick's Day was first celebrated in America in 1737 Boston, Massachusetts.
Well the first St. Patricks day parade was actually held in New York City in 1762. For the second question one million people took part in the St. Patricks day festival in Dublin. Hope this helps
It is celebrated in almost every Christian country in the world. I would imagine the population of Asia Minor, in the town of Myra, (today part of modern Turkey) were some of the first to celebrate the life of this great saint.
to celebrate the colony's first successful harvest
No. The first country to celebrate New Year's Day is Kiribati.
Saint Lucia is a country. The French were the first European settlers.
Mary was the first canonized saint from Australia.
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Saint Patrick's Day is the feast day of Saint Patrick who was Ireland's first Bishop and preached Catholicism and the Holy Trinity throughout Ireland. March 17 is the feast day of St. Patrick.
Italy was the first country to celebrate Christmas. In an old list of Roman bishops, compiled in A.D. 354, was discovered the first recorded celebration of Christmas on December 25, A.D. 336.