St. Patrick´s Day
March 17 marks the day of St. Patrick, patron saint of Ireland. St. Patrick was born in 387 in Kilpatrick, near Dumbarton, in Scotland. Irish pirates and taken prisoner Patrick sold him into slavery. He spent six years in Ireland, where he learned the Celtic language, after a while planning his escape and went to France to prepare for the monastic life, and became a priest. When he was 46 he decided to return to Ireland to evangelize the locals. And there he remained for nearly three decades, until his death on March 17 of the year 461.
Her dress is green because Ireland is known as the Emerald Isle because of the color of its countryside, green shamrocks and green flag. The St. Patrick's Day is considered a national holiday in the country, so celebrate usually wear something green as a symbol of patriotism.
Her dress is green because Ireland is known as the Emerald Isle because of the color of its countryside, green shamrocks and green flag. The St. Patrick's Day is considered a national holiday in the country, so celebrate usually wear something green as a symbol of patriotism.
On that day the elves are well known and are said to live in the forests of Ireland, love the green and the legend says that if you were wearing something green might be kidnapped by them and will take you to the pots full of money and treasures.
The clover represents the Holy Trinity, the first leaf was the father, the second son and the last the holy spirit.
The clover represents the Holy Trinity, the first leaf was the father, the second son and the last the holy spirit.
My favorite object was a big red plastic car.
