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The "Confessio"
The text and the comments. [eng]

Was St. Patrick Catholic?
The article by James Akin. [eng]

Saint Patrick
The site is devoted to Saint Patrick and includes the facts, history, Craic Chatroom and Saint patricks day cards. [eng]

The St. Patrick You Never Knew - March 1997 Issue of St. Anthony Messenger Magazine Online
He didn't chase the snakes out of Ireland and he may never have plucked a shamrock to teach the mystery of the Trinity. Yet St. Patrick well deserves to be honored by the people of Ireland—and by downtrodden and excluded people everywhere. [eng]

St. Patrick and Sainthood - Suite101.com
A brief history of St. Patrick. Plus a description of the canonization process to be a Saint. [eng]

Catholic World News : Visitor's Home
Plans by the Irish government to replace a traditional statue of Ireland's patron saint, St. Patrick, with a modern depiction of a "bald man in a mini-skirt" will apparently be scrapped in the face of local opposition. [eng]

Ireland's Church Planter--St. Patrick - Christian Articles Archive
Who was St. Patrick? You scratch your head. He drove the snakes out of Ireland? Wrong! He won a shamrock-plucking contest? Come on! He wore green before it was fashionable? Give me a break! Would the real St. Patrick please stand up? [eng]

The Story of St. Patrick in Stone
Photos of the altar of St. Patrick's Church, Donabate, Ireland. [eng]

St. Patrick
The Irish have many lives of their great apostle, whereof the two principal are, that compiled by Jocelin, a Cistercian monk, in the twelfth century who quotes four lives written by disciples of the saint; and that by Probus, who, according to Bollandus, lived in the seventh century. But in both are intermixed several injudicious popular reports. [eng]

St Patrick's Day
St Patrick was born a Briton under Roman rule - the exact location of his birthplace isn't known but it was either the north of England or southern Scotland. [eng]

Patron Saints Index: Saint Patrick
Also known as Apostle of Ireland; Maewyn Succat; Patricius; Patrizio Memorial 17 March Profile Kidnapped from the British mainland around age 16, and shipped to Ireland as a slave. Sent to the mountains as a shepherd, he spent his time in prayer. After six years of this life, he received had a dream in which he a command to return to Britain; seeing it as a sign, he escaped. Studied in continental monasteries. Priest. Bishop. [eng]

The Ecole Glossary
Patrick (born c 389 - died 461 or c 492 CE) was born in Britain to the deacon, Calpornius. At the age of 16, he was kidnapped and sold into slavery in Ireland. He escaped six years later. Realizing that his harsh treatment in captivity led him to spiritual discovery, he joined the apostolate. [eng]

Domestic-Church.Com:Saint Profile: Saint Patrick
Saint Profiles: A brief history of the life of a saint in three accounts, for young families (children 0-8), for practiced families (children 8-14), and experienced families (children 14-adult). By Catherine Fournier. [eng]

The "Confessio" of Saint Patrick
The text of autobiographical confession was written by Patrick himself, in Latin, around the year 450. [eng]

Biography: Patrick of Ireland (17 March c461)
Patrick was born about 390, in southwest Britain, somewhere between the Severn and the Clyde rivers, son of a deacon and grandson of a priest. When about sixteen years old, he was kidnapped by Irish pirates and sold into slavery in Ireland. Until this time, he had, by his own account, cared nothing for God, but now he turned to God for help. After six years, he either escaped or was freed, made his way to a port 200 miles away, and there persuaded some sailors to take him onto their ship. He returned to his family much changed, and began to prepare for the priesthood, and to study the Bible. [eng]

Saint Patrick, Apostle of Ireland
Some pieces from the book "Lives of Saints", published by John J. Crawley. [eng]

Patrick, Saint. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
c.385–461, Christian missionary, the Apostle of Ireland, b. Bannavem Taberniae (an unknown place in Britain, possibly near the Severn or in Pembroke). He was one of the most successful missionaries in history. [eng]

Ïàòðèê Èðëàíäñêèé
Êðàòêî î æèçíè Ñâÿòîãî. [rus]

Ëåãåíäû î Ñâÿòîì Ïàòðèêå
Íåáîëüøàÿ ïîäáîðêà òåêñòîâ. [rus]

St. Patrick
The biographical article on the Apostle of Ireland. [eng]

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