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St Nick brought xmas to Ireland. yes
St. Nicholas visited Ireland. not St. Patrick who brought Christianity to Ireland and that would have included a celebration of the Feast of Christmas.
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What saint brought Christmas to England at the end of the 6th century?
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True or false St.Patrick the patron saint of Ireland was born in Ireland?
False. St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, was actually born in Roman Britain, likely in the late 4th century. He was kidnapped and brought to Ireland as a slave but later escaped and returned to convert the Irish to Christianity. His missionary work in Ireland is what earned him his status as the patron saint.
Does Patrick brings Buddhism to Ireland in 432 AD?
No he brought the Christianity religion to Ireland.
Why do Irish people honor St. Patrick?
Saint Patrick was a Christian missionary who brought Christianity to Ireland.
What did St. Patrick do that we remember him?
In the 5th century there was a man named St.Patrick who brought Christianity to Ireland.
Why do we celerbrate Saint Patrick's Day?
It is Ireland's national holiday. Wherever there are Irish people, it is celebrated. It commemorates St. Patrick, Ireland's patron saint. He brought Christianity to Ireland.
Who established the Irish Church?
Saint Patrick brought Christianity to Ireland. He used the shamrock as a symbol of the trinity.
What does DYMPNA mean?
It is the name of a saint in 7th century Ireland.
When was Saint Edna born?
Saint Modwenna (Edna) was born in the 9th century in Ireland. Exact date not known.
How is Saint Patrick's Day different in Ireland than America?
In Ireland they have big parades to celebrate Saint Patrick, the person who brought Christianity to Irish people.
Was Saint Patrick a Kerryman?
No. He was not Irish. He came from Britain and brought Christianity to Ireland.
Who is the Christmas Saint Nickolas?
The Saint Nicholas of Christmas is based on Saint Nicholas, who was born in the third century in Asia Minor, and was known for giving gifts secretly.
