Patrick was abducted from his home in Scotland or Wales when he was still a boy and forced to serve a Druid (pagan) master. After a few years he was able to escape and return home. He received a message from God to convert, become a priest, and return to Ireland to try and convert the pagans to Christianity. After studies for the priesthood in Europe he did return to Ireland as a Catholic bishop where he drove paganism (not snakes) out of the country. He was named a saint by popular acclaim. No official system existed at the time for naming saints. That was not instituted until the 12th century.
Patrick was quite old and probably died from complications due to his age. There is no other information available.
Saint Patrick is real, but leprechauns are not real.
Patrick died between 461 and 464 at Saul, County Down, Ireland, of natural causes. No other information available.
St. Patrick's day is to celebrate the day St. Patrick was resirected he is a saint that catholics believe brought good luck.
Well, the Boston had the first Saint Patrick Day Parade in 1732. But other then that I don't really know.
Saint Patrick is famously the patron saint of Ireland. However, he is also the patron saint of Nigeria and Montserrat.St. Patrick is the patron saint of both Ireland and Nigeria.Patrick is the patron saint of Nigeria and Ireland.Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland and Nigeria.
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They are saints of Patrick. Patrick is an Irish belief. They also wore green and they kind of all got put together and got involved with each other. Now we have leprechauns apart of Saint Patrick's Day.
The Patron Saint of England is George The Patron Saint of Scotland is Andrew The Patron Saint of Wales us David The Patron Saint of Ireland is Patrick. St Patrick is the patron saint of N. Ireland. All the other answers are rubbish. Northern Ireland is not part of Great Britain, it is part of the UK. I know this because I live here.
Yes! It's a reason to have a party.
Ireland, Nigeria and Montserrat.
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