Saturday, 1 March 2014
St. Patrick's Day in digital format
St. Patrick's Day is now freely available in digital format.
St. Patrick's Day includes the history of St. Patrick, myths and legends, celebrations in Dublin, information about St. Patrick's Day all over the world, St. Patrick's Blessing, Irish Phrases and Irish Links.
Saint Patrick (385-461 A.D.) is the patron saint of Ireland, and was chiefly responsible for converting the Irish people to Christianity. Saint Patrick was born in a town called Bannavan Taburniae, near the Firth of Clyde in Britain. When Patrick was sixteen years old, he was abducted by pirates during a raid and sold into slavery in Ireland. He became a shepherd to an Irish chief in Ulster. During his captivity, Patrick devoted himself to religion. He escaped imprisonment after six years of slavery, and managed to return to his home in Britain. Read More >
The article is freely available online, or can be downloaded by clicking here (PDF, 764 KB). The digital edition contains images not included in the online article.
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