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What is the significance of Saint Patrick's Day

by zarnigar | 3 years ago

Saint Patrick's Day - On the 17th of March every year, Ireland celebrates a special day called Saint Patrick’s Day. Saint Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland and brought Christianity to this country.

People in Ireland paint their faces and draw shamrocks or the Irish flag on their faces to look cool. They go to the parade and enjoy the day.There are a lot of floats going through the streets with people on them playing Irish music and doing Irish dancing. There are bands playing music and clowns and acrobats in the parade too. A lot of people from different countries come to Ireland to join in the celebrations and have a good time. Sometimes people come to Ireland for the first time just to see and go to the huge parade that people celebrate here. Lots of people dress up for the day at the parade or at home. Some dress as leprechauns. They wear colourful clothes and hats to look great.

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Ammad Ghauri

It is the feast day of St. Patrick. All saints have feast days. Being that he is the patron saint of Ireland, it has become a cultural celebration day. Ireland was (at one time) mostly religious and mostly Catholic. So the entire nation celebrated St. Patrick's Day as a religious one. It has grown in to the popular drinking, green wearing day it is now and (much like Christmas) lost any resemblance to the religious significance it once held. March 17th is the day that St. Patrick is believed to have died. He was a pagan and then became a Christian and a great saint. He is believed to have driven the snakes out of Ireland. He wrote books and prayers. He was truly a saint and people would do well to remember this.
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