St. Patrick, Bishop, Disciple of Ireland - Information on the Saint of the Day

St. Patrick, Bishop, Disciple of Ireland - Information on the Saint of the Day

See Vatican News to discover the life-story and message of St. Patrick, Bishop, Disciple of Ireland , the Saint of the Day 17 March

Did St. Patrick Really Chase the Snakes Out of Ireland? Let’s Investigate.

Every March 17, people across the world throw on green, grab a Guinness (or a shamrock shake depending on their vibe) and celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with parades, parties and questionable attempts at an Irish accent. But for all the revelry, how much do we really know about St. Patrick? Beyond the corned beef and chaos, one of the most enduring legends about Ireland’s patron saint is that he miraculously drove all the snakes out of the country.…

‘Hail Glorious St. Patrick’: Honoring the Irish Saint

A stained-glass window depicting St. Patrick in Knock, Ireland It is important to remember the real person who is the saintly inspiration for March 17 celebrations.

What’s the deal with Saint Patrick anyways?

Every year, on March 17, St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated in earnest all over the world. Although the holiday has become synonymous with wearing green and downing pints of Guinness among other libations, there’s much more to it. The festivities surrounding the holiday honor the life and teachings of Saint Patrick, Ireland’s patron saint who is believed to have been born as Maewyn Succat and later adopted the moniker by which he’s known today.Ever…