Saint Patrick's Day - March 17th

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[Lewkat]

Born	Roman or sub-Roman Britain
Died	Ireland
venerated in	Catholic Church Eastern Orthodox Church Lutheran Churches Anglican Communion
Mjor shrine	Armagh, Northern Ireland Glastonbury Abbey, England
Feast	17 March (Saint Patrick's Day)
Attributes	Crozier, mitre, holding a shamrock, carrying a cross, repelling serpents, harp

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Wow, who'd have thought the Lutheran Church would venerate our Patrick?

 

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[Nathan]

The Irony of St Patricks day is that Americans celebrate it in a much bigger way that the Irish and Brits do......

Same with Cinco de Mayo, any excuse to drink excessively.

Edit: My recent shift from Scotch to Irish whisky is quite timely.

 

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[Trila]

Did you notice? What's wrong with this picture?

 

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[Murrmurr]

The Irony of St Patricks day is that Americans celebrate it in a much bigger way that the Irish and Brits do......

That's how we roll.

 

[DaveA]

Wow, who'd have thought the Lutheran Church would venerate our Patrick?

I'm neither Catholic or Lutheran but couldn't help but wonder about the same thing ?

 

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[OneEyedDiva]

The Irony of St Patricks day is that Americans celebrate it in a much bigger way that the Irish and Brits do......

why do you think that is HD?

 

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