The conversion began around AD 432, starting with the king! He didnt convert the druid king, but he impressed him with a few signs. And Patrick had the kings "blessing" to continue his missionary efforts, which with the permission of the king, spread extraordinarily fast.
Patrick studied for the priesthood in Europe after his escape from captivity. Once ordained, he was sent by Pope Celestine back to England and Ireland as a bishop. His mission was to convert the Druid pagans to Christianity and he succeeded quite well in doing so.
Christianity came to Ireland with St. Patrick in 432AD.
Patrick eventually became a priest, then a bishop and missionary to England and Ireland.
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Yes, Saint Patrick became a bishop in Ireland after escaping slavery. He is known for spreading Christianity throughout the country and is considered the patron saint of Ireland.
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In the legend, an angel appeared to St. Patrick in a dream and instructed him to return to Ireland to convert its people to Christianity. The angel emphasized the importance of his mission, urging him to spread the Gospel and help guide the Irish away from paganism. This divine message ultimately motivated St. Patrick to undertake his significant journey and become one of Ireland's most revered saints.
Patrick was about 46 years old when he landed again in Ireland as a missionary in the year 433.
It appears that St. Patrick was a Christian from birth because after his abduction and transport to Ireland as a very young man he says he prayed 100 times a day. He came to convert people in 432 A.D.
Saint Patrick decided to become a monk after being kidnapped and enslaved in Ireland. During his captivity, he turned to prayer and found solace in his faith. After escaping and returning to his homeland, he had a dream that called him to return to Ireland as a missionary.
Maewyn Succatt (later known as Patrick) was forced to work as a shepherd in Ireland.
She succeeded Patrick J Hillery.