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Where did Patrick go to college?

Patrick Henry did not attend a college.


What nicknames did Patrick Swayze go by?

Patrick Swayze went by Buddy.


What nicknames does Patrick Clohessy go by?

Patrick Clohessy goes by Clo.


What nicknames does Patrick Wodstrcil go by?

Patrick Wodstrcil goes by Paddy.


What nicknames does Claude Patrick go by?

Claude Patrick goes by The Prince.

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What can you do to celebrate St Patrick's Day?

Go to church, have a party, yeah..


Is there a Saint Patrick's Church in Lisbon?

No there isn't a saint Patrick's church in Portugal


When was St. Patrick's Church-Garryowen created?

St. Patrick's Church-Garryowen was created in 1840.


When was St. Patrick's Church - Toronto - created?

St. Patrick's Church - Toronto - was created in 1861.


What has the author Patrick Cowley written?

Patrick Cowley has written: 'The church houses' -- subject(s): Church houses


Is St. Patrick buried in a protestant church?

St Patrick is buried in the grounds of Down Cathedral which is a Church of Ireland/Anglican-Episcopalian-Protestant church.


What has the author Patrick M'Farlan written?

Patrick M'Farlan has written: 'A vindication of the Church of Scotland' -- subject(s): Church of Scotland


What is the most famous church dedicated to st patrick?

St. Patrick's Cathedral


What has the author Pierre-Patrick Verbraken written?

Pierre-Patrick Verbraken has written: 'The beginnings of the Church' -- subject(s): Church history


Is jay z in devil church?

No, Patrick, Jay Z is not in the devil church.


What has the author Patrick Carey written?

Patrick Carey has written: 'A national church' -- subject(s): Catholic Church, History, Trusteeism (Catholic controversy)


What was Saint Patrick's Day known as in the Roman Catholic Church?

St. Patrick's Day, formally "the feast of Patrick, Patron of Ireland"