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Showing posts with label Saint Patrick. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Saint Patrick. Show all posts

Sunday, March 17, 2013

St. Patrick's Confession (Video)

Here is a video featuring a professional reading of St. Patrick's "Confession," an autobiographical account written by the early Christian missionary and former slave who was used of God to win multitudes of converts in Ireland. This is well worth the 45 minutes. (I have no idea who the people in the photos are; perhaps they are related to the narrator).




Here is another video about St. Patrick. This one is quite a bit shorter, and also very well done (other than getting Patrick's birth date wrong by a few centuries!).



Obviously, there is much more to St. Patrick's Day than green beer . . .