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St. Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick's Day is celebrated on
the 17 th of March in the world by the Irish and people of other nationalities . It is celebrated in Argentina, Australia, New Zealand, North America and Ireland.
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March 17 is
the day in honour of the life of St. Patrick.
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Traditionally, in early morning Christians go
to churches, then the holiday begins. Christians and non-Christians celebrate this day by wearing green clothes, decorating a green ribbons, shamrock , eating Irish food, different other green food, drinking Irish drinks (for example, widely known both beer Guinness, Irish whiskey), they have parades.
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First parades have been in
the United States in New York in 1876, and now parades are spread to other countries.
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Saint Patrick is
the patron of Ireland, known for his religious activities.
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Church describes his life and deeds.
He also documented his life, the birth of the Christian faith in the letters.
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St. Patrick
was born in Britain in the late 4th century, it was time to end the domination of the Roman Empire.
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He began to study at
a Christian priest, led the life of a monk. Then Saint Patrick had a vision, by an angel who told him to come to Ireland to bring religion.
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Another thing that helped
Saint Patrick introduced Christianity - the shamrock
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St. Patrick used the shamrock to
explain the Holy Trinity to the Irish people.
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Shamrock became a symbol of
St. Patrick's Day.
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Today, St. Patrick's Day
is celebrated in America, Canada and Ireland.
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Many people wear
green clothes.