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Was St. Patrick's Day originally associated with the killing of pagans"?
No, St. Patrick's Day was not originally associated with the killing of pagans. It is a cultural and religious holiday that celebrates the patron saint of Ireland, St. Patrick, who is credited with bringing Christianity to the country.
Did St. Patrick ban the moors from Ireland?
No. St. Patrick converted the native druids to Christianity. There were no moors living in Ireland at the time, nor were any trying to come to Ireland.
What was St. Patrick sold as in Ireland?
St Patrick was sold as a slave into Ireland.
How did st Patrick come to Ireland?
St Patrick was born in Wales during the time of the Romans and was kidnapped by slave merchants then brought to Ireland.
What did St. Patrick get established in Ireland?
St. Patrick spread the Catholic religion in Ireland.
Who converted who to Christianity Wales or Ireland?
It is generally believed that St Patrick brought Christianity to Ireland. However, Patrick was born in Wales and so one can assume that the Welsh originally brought Christianity to Ireland.
What future saint was originally taken to Ireland as a slave in 405 AD?
St. Patrick, the Apostle of Ireland, was abducted from Scotland or Wales, and sold as a slave in Ireland.
Where in Ireland is st Patrick's day celebrated?
St. Patrick was not from Ireland. He came from another country, possibly Scotland or England or even France, and brought Christianity to Ireland when he came. He is buried in Ireland and is the patron saint of Ireland.
Did St. Patrick discover Ireland?
No. St. Patrick is famous for converting the people of Ireland to Christianity.
What did St. Patrick do for the Ireland?
By his example and preaching St. Patrick converted much of Ireland to Christianity.
What is the favorite color of St. Patrick's Day and why?
Green, which is the colour associated with Ireland. St. Patrick is Ireland's patron saint and St. Patrick's Day is Ireland's national holiday.
What was St. Patrick appointed to in Ireland?
Patrick was sent to Ireland as a bishop.
