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It is because it is said that St. Patrick used it to explain the Trinity. He taught them that the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are one, and used the shamrock as a way of doing so, by showing it had 3 leaves but is one plant. It has since become one of the symbols of Ireland. So it is among those that appear on St. Patrick's Day.
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What does the color green represent on st patricks day?
A shamrock.
What is the biggest Irish holiday?
St. Patricks day! About 65% of the people at the St. Patricks day parade are Irish!
Why is the four laef clover associated with saint patricks day?
No, they are not only the shamrock: the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. Must be an American thing. "Luck of the Irish" etc.
What country does the shamrock come from?
The shamrock is most commonly associated with Ireland. It is a symbol of Irish culture and is often used to represent the country, especially on St. Patrick's Day.
The custom of wearing what was adopted by his followers on St Patricks feast day?
The wearin' of the green...(a shamrock).
How did the Irish change America?
Saint patricks day
What holidays does the Irish celebrate?
st patricks day
What is Patricks day about?
Oh you know, Irish stuff.
Can you break your lent on st patricks day?
The Irish do.
What things do Irish people celebrate?
Saint Patricks day.
St Patricks day is considered the luckiest day to?
I believe that it is the luckiest day to be Irish.
What are some Irish St. Patrick's Day customs?
The Catholic and Protestant Irish often get into fights on St Patricks day.
