Thank you for posting this documentary. God bless you for it . Truth always needs to be shared.

Thanks for making the effort in bringing this story to us, much appreciated.

Nice job. My children (5 and 3) were captivated. Thanks for sharing the story.

Praise be to God. He is so in everything.

He tortured burnt and murdered Druids

And here I thought the story was going to be boring.

"...Not only did they raid other lands, but they also fought amongst themselves" Yeaap, sounds like the Irish alright. ;) lol

@Prancer1231

7 жыл бұрын

Ireland has been raided by England, Vikings, and English and Scottish protestants.

This is interesting.

I am typing with my favorite sparkly stylus pen!!! It is half pink and the other half is clear and full of little tiny pink crystals....my favorite pen ever!

100 x a day - wow!

Thanks for the upload. Patrick was from Wales, he was a good man and he enlisted the help of one Archangel Michael the protector of mankind to get rid of those pesky snakes. Did you know the initial inhabitants of Ireland were big black barbarian giants no less? God bless you Patrick - you gave us an identity and showed us how to live - all praise to the most high Elohim or YaHaWaH as he's otherwise known. Thank you

I love it

Are you a robot, or just reading off a script on the day you forgot your coffee?

snakes hate him

For all of you Christians who are part Irish or Irish. You better be thanking old Paddy

@MusicAGGirl

8 жыл бұрын

I am not Irish should I thank him anyways?

1000s kidnapped and a week later tending sheep about 100 miles away from scotland in nothern Ireland. Just curious why all the St. Patrick's histographies on KZread are spoken by Irish Americans... ...

Oooh, a dreeaaaamm! 💤💤💤

I like this -- BUT if Saint Patrick -- who was born abt. year 389; died March 17, 461, was not an official saint, why is he listed in the Roman Catholic book: "Lives of the Saints." ???? Oh, yes, he is a saint! He is listed in this official book on pps. 106-108. Other titles: Bishop & Apostle of Ireland. He was commissioned by Pope Leo the Great to organize the Church of Ireland. There is an official prayer and it begins: "God, You sent Patrick to preach Your glory to the Irish people..."

That's Not Good, That's Bad! Right?

What was so great about Saint Patrick that he was given a day? What about Archangel Michael?

It was the English who killed any Irish man or woman that would not convert to England's Protestantism. Perhaps you feel that St. Patrick went to a land he did not belong to. Did you know that St. Patrick was abducted as a very young man and lived in Ireland as a slave. When he managed to leave Ireland and arrived at home. He decided to become a priest and felt a call to return to Ireland to bring religion to their people. He didn't bend anyone's arm or kill.

You do know that bagpipes are Scottish, not Irish>< right? right?

@auroraesguerra8069

7 жыл бұрын

good morning! I've like to know St. Patrick

@DixieDiarist

7 жыл бұрын

Uilean pipes are Irish and sound very similar. We can pretend, right? :) Either way, Patrick was Romano-British from modern-day Wales, if we want to stir up the pot a bit.

"...attended a Christian church..." No, he attended /the/ Christian Church. There was only one, undivided Church, the Orthodox Church, at that time (which included the Roman church that later separated in schism in 1054). His father was a deacon and his grandfather was a priest. "He didn't have a Bible ..." Almost no one had a private Bible in those days. They were extremely expensive and typically took a year or more to make (not because Rome forbade them -- that was a late mediaeval rule). Additionally, few could read and it's possible that Padraig could not read before he was trained for the priesthood. These were community items that were read out loud in the liturgy at Church and at other times in the hearing of the crowd. Also: silent reading was considered a theft from the community.

StPatrick/Columbus=Same -_-

The druids were not happy with St. Patrick, but with the people turning to Christianity the druids just went away. Some of these people became historians, singers, wrote poetry. There are still people that use druids. This is the Wiccans. Which is a whole other story. But they believe there is a God and Goddess that rules the world.

Wow, Nice Movie? I Really Liked The Story of St. Patrick And So, Please Watch It Too And You'll Like St. Patrick Because It's St. Patrick's Day!

Where did you learn history?? They are two totally different people and believed in two totally different things.

what is your religion?

Dark and light so close inside me, secrets and lies hide you from me. Faith is the willingness to do what fills you with fear but is right. The one true God is within us all, father, son , faith. My child is yours, I am equal to you. I am not a follower of any man made construction. The message is universal. Magical powers? We know we are all the same. Conversion is to the message, not the idol. It goes through a

100 times a day I wouldn't even do anything I like a hundred time today talking to someone 100 times a day it's just a little too chatty

You are missing the point. They both went to a land that was not their own with an objective to conquer and destroy any soul who did not abide by the teachings of "Jesus" and those who did not convert were horrifically slaughtered in the name of "God"!

I can see you're on a hype about all this past historical happenings. Why don't you just do your own research and you will find what I'm talking about, without me explaining it to you. You seem to be quite the history buff... Get on that!

All food, meats and grains, were shipped to England. The Irish were not allowed to eat any of this meat or grain. They were not even allowed to hunt deer or any other animal, they were not allowed to fish. England wanted to exterminate ALL the Irish. And you pick St. Patrick as being a killer. I would agree that Columbus was a killer, but not St. Patrick. The reason the Irish accepted Christianity is because it was so close to their own beliefs. I had been reading Irish history. I know.

Its wrong 100% lies

Meh. 🙄

lol wtf are you talking about