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The History of St. Patricks Day


we’ve come to associate the celebration

we’ve come to associate the celebration of st. Patrick’s Day with a lot of

of st. Patrick’s Day with a lot of

of st. Patrick’s Day with a lot of drinking but in fact there’s more to it

drinking but in fact there’s more to it

drinking but in fact there’s more to it than just that the holiday would not

than just that the holiday would not

than just that the holiday would not exist had it not been for a band of

exist had it not been for a band of

exist had it not been for a band of marauders who during the fifth century

marauders who during the fifth century

marauders who during the fifth century AD kidnapped a 16 year old wash boy by

AD kidnapped a 16 year old wash boy by

AD kidnapped a 16 year old wash boy by the name of Maiwand

the name of Maiwand

the name of Maiwand during the six years that they held him

during the six years that they held him

during the six years that they held him captive as a slave he came to a

captive as a slave he came to a

captive as a slave he came to a religious awakening he changed his name

religious awakening he changed his name

religious awakening he changed his name to Patrick joined a monastery and took

to Patrick joined a monastery and took

to Patrick joined a monastery and took on a new calling that of converting his

on a new calling that of converting his

on a new calling that of converting his people to Christianity he did so by

people to Christianity he did so by

people to Christianity he did so by founding schools and churches and within

founding schools and churches and within

founding schools and churches and within two hundred years Ireland was a

two hundred years Ireland was a

two hundred years Ireland was a Christian country it’s also said that he

Christian country it’s also said that he

Christian country it’s also said that he used the three leaf clover as a tool to

used the three leaf clover as a tool to

used the three leaf clover as a tool to teach the people of the Holy Trinity

teach the people of the Holy Trinity

teach the people of the Holy Trinity Saint Patrick died in 461 AD and the

Saint Patrick died in 461 AD and the

Saint Patrick died in 461 AD and the date of March 17th was declared a

date of March 17th was declared a

date of March 17th was declared a religious holiday in Ireland most

religious holiday in Ireland most

religious holiday in Ireland most businesses remain closed while pubs and

businesses remain closed while pubs and

businesses remain closed while pubs and restaurants are open the st. Patrick’s

restaurants are open the st. Patrick’s

restaurants are open the st. Patrick’s Day custom spread throughout the world

Day custom spread throughout the world

Day custom spread throughout the world so today we’re all Irish happy st.

so today we’re all Irish happy st.

so today we’re all Irish happy st. Patrick’s Day

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