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What were st Patrick's achievements?
His greatest achievement was converting a large number of pagan Druids to Catholicism.
Who did St. Patrick convert?
Patrick converted the Druid pagans to Christianity.
What did Saint Patrick convert?
Saint Patrick converted the pagan Druids of Ireland to Christianity.
Whom did stpatrick upset by converting the pagan Irish to christinity?
Saint Patrick upset the Pagan Druids when he converted the Pagan Irish to Christianity. The Druids were upset that Saint Patrick was replacing their religion with Christianity in an effort to wipe out their religion.
Is there a pagan celebration of Saint Patrick's Day?
If anything, it would be an Anti-St. Patrick activity.
What did Saint Patrick achieve?
Saint Patrick managed to convert a large percentage of the pagan Druids to Christianity.
Who were the priests of the ancient Briton?
Before Christianity came to Britain, the priests of the ancient Briton were of the Druid religion. This was a pagan religion and they offered human sacrifice.
Why is Saint Patrick a patron saint of Ireland?
Saint Patrick was largely responsible for converting pagan Ireland to Christianity.
What changes did St. Patrick make?
He converted the pagan Druids of Ireland to Christianity.Patrick converted Ireland from the pagan Druid religion to Christianity.
What was Saint Patrick's greatest accomplishment?
St. Patrick was able to convert much of Ireland to Christianity from the Druid pagan religion.
What did Saint Patrick fight?
He fought the belief in pagan false gods and idols.
Is Saint Patrick's Day pagan?
It is a Christian holyday in honour of the saint who almost single-handedly converted most of Ireland. One method he used to do this was to incorporate many pagan practices into what he taught, but give it a new symbolism, ie, adding the sun to a cross. Many of today's St Patrick's Day celebrations incorporate traditional pagan practices - wearing of lucky green, clovers, and alcohol. So it is as much a celebration of Ireland's pagan past, as it is of Patrick the missionary.
