What did St. Patrick do?

Answer 1

He was born between 387 and 390 at Scotland as Maewyn Succat and died between 461 and 464 at Saul, County Down, Ireland of natural causes.
St. Patrick was actually a missionary in Ireland that spent his later life converting druids over to Christianity, from Paganism.

He started over 300 churches and used the 3 leafed clover to teach others about the Holy Trinity.
St. Patrick is largely responsible for converting Ireland to Christianity.
as a child he lived with a weathy family he was kidnapped and had to work as a Shepard when he grew up he traveled far and died on the 17 that's why we celepbrate st Patrick day

Answer 2

St. Patrick cured the sick a lot and many people were impressed by that so when he died a boy became very sick and his mother prayed to Patrick to make him feel better and he did.

He also converted "pagans" to Christianity and supposedly drove the snakes out of Ireland. In fact many pictures show him with a crooked staff signifying him as a shepherd to the people while he is casting out snakes.

Answer 3

Saint Patrick is most famous for converting much of Ireland to Christianity from paganism. He is also famous for something he did not do - banishing snakes from Ireland. Snakes have never lived in Ireland.

Answer 4

· Ordained a Bishop in 432

· Secured toleration of Christians in Ireland

Converted members of the Irish royal families

Answer 5

He converted much of Ireland to Christianity.

Answer 6

He was able to convert nearly all of Ireland to Catholicism from the pagan religion of the Druids.

Answer 7

St. Patrick converted the pagan Druids of Ireland to Christianity.

Answer 8

His greatest accomplishment was to convert much of Ireland from paganism to Catholicism.