Happy Saint Patrick's Day.
Patrick was not actually Irish.
He was stollen as a young boy from Britain, and sold to a Druid in Ireland.
In Ireland, he was a shepherd boy.
On the Hills of Ireland, he found the true God.
Patrick was not actually Irish.
He was stollen as a young boy from Britain, and sold to a Druid in Ireland.
In Ireland, he was a shepherd boy.
On the Hills of Ireland, he found the true God.
While on the hills of Ireland, Patrick came to know the great love of God, and God spoke to him just like how God spoke to David when he was a shepherd boy.
One day God told him how to escape his slavery, and told him to go back home to his family.
One day God told him how to escape his slavery, and told him to go back home to his family.
St Patrick returned home to his family, and I believe became instructed in the faith of Christ. (he was a non-believer when he was first abducted)
One night, he had a dream that the people of Ireland were begging him to come back to Ireland and tell him about Jesus.
One night, he had a dream that the people of Ireland were begging him to come back to Ireland and tell him about Jesus.
So against all common sense, and in the faith that God would protect him, he returned to Ireland...to tell them about Jesus.
He suffered many things, but God always protected him.
One of my favorite stories is the one about his Bell.
He suffered many things, but God always protected him.
One of my favorite stories is the one about his Bell.
*tell them about Jesus
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