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Three Middle-Irish Homilies On The Lives Of Saints Patrick, Brigit And Columba
Whitley (EDT) Stokes
Kessinger Pub
2007
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The Parish Of St. Patrick Of Ottawa And What Led To It: An Historical Sketch
Maurice Casey
Kessinger Pub
2007
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Three Middle-Irish Homilies On The Lives Of Saints Patrick, Brigit And Columba (1877)
KESSINGER PUBLISHING, LLC
2008
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Tiny and Elliott are going to a St. Patrick’s Day party in the park with a parade, a costume contest, and a scavenger hunt. But during the scavenger hunt, they notice that their new friend, a girl in an Irish wolfhound costume, has lost her shoe. Tiny knows it’s up to him to save the day, but can he find the shoe and the pot of gold in time?
Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with a collection of funny and festive poems from the author of the hugely popular Kindergarten, Here I Come Grab a shamrock and start searching for the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, because it's time for St. Patrick's Day From wearing celebratory green clothing to trying out some Irish dancing, these sweet poems -- plus a page of stickers -- from best-selling author D. J. Steinberg are the perfect way to embrace some St. Paddy's luck and fun
The hilarious crayons from the #1 New York Times bestselling The Day the Crayons Quit are ready to celebrate St. Patrick's Day St. Patrick's Day is almost here, and Green Crayon would like a break (After all, he JUST had to carry a heavy load during Christmas...) His friends try to take over, but what's a leprechaun without green clothing? And a four-leaf clover can't be blue And how in the world can the crayons make a rainbow without their good friend Green? A humorous, small hardcover St. Patrick's Day story from everyone's favorite school supplies. The perfect gift
History of St. Patrick's Parish, Cleveland, Ohio, 1853-1903
Francis Moran
Trieste Publishing
2018
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St Patrick did not drive the snakes out of Ireland (the island had no snakes), nor did he engage in epic battles of supernatural power with Irish druids. But the facts revealed in this eminently readable biography are no less astonishing than the myths that surround him. Born in Britain in the late fourth century, Patrick was raised as a Roman citizen and a Christian nobleman, Just before his sixteenth birthday, he was captured by Irish pirates and enslaved. He spent six years tending sheep in Ireland, escaped and returned home to his astonished parents. Soon afterward, he announced that God wanted him to become a priest and convert the Irish to Christianity. Patrick spent the rest of his life in Ireland, leaving behind two remarkable letters that reveal more about him than we know about almost any contemporary figure. Philip Freeman brilliantly reconstructs daily life in the British Isles during the last days of the Roman Empire, putting Patrick's achievements in context with the beliefs of the day. The Patrick who emerges is even more extraordinary than the patron saint of legend - a passionate, courageous and very human figure who exerted an incalculable impact on the course of Irish history.
900 images of vintage St. Patrick's Day memorabilia and ephemera, from the Ice Age to present day, and the history of how St. Patrick's Day became a holiday. March 17th is known around the world as St. Patrick's Day, a day for people to wear green, drink green beer, and be just plain old jolly. But have you ever stopped to wonder why we do this and why on that particular day? Well, wonder no more! Accompanied by more than 860 images, a fun and informative text and detailed captions provide you with an illustrated history of the Irish, St. Patrick, and the celebration of St. Patrick’s Day, as well as the wonderful collector items the culture has produced. From whimsical ceramics to vintage postcards and magazine covers, a wide range of memorabilia will have you wishing it was March 17th everyday so you could bring out all your greenery. Combining the authors’ love of history and collecting, this book is perfect for historians, history buffs, collectors, and anyone who loves the Irish.
Wright Family Records. Patrick County, Virginia. Deeds 1790-1876, Land Tax Lists 1791-1860, Deaths 1854-1896, Probates 1790-1870
Robert Grant
Heritage Books
2025
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Wright Family Records. Patrick County, Virginia. Births 1853-1896, Marriages 1790-1900, Personal Property Tax 1782-1850, Census 1820-1900
Robert Grant
Heritage Books
2025
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Prisoner, slave and saint! Who has not heard of St. Patrick's Day? It's the day of the wearing of the green!" Stores sell shamrocks and clover, there are parades and celebrations, and in every school across the United States, youngsters and adults wear something green on St. Patrick's Day. But few know the actual story about this remarkable man. Open the pages of this enchanting book and learn about the man who lives in the hearts of all the Irish. Did you know that Patrick was a Roman citizen? Or that he was captured by the Celts and made a slave for six years? Or that he managed to escape from being a slave and later became a priest and a bishop? Did you know that he returned to Ireland because of a dream? Author James Janda has delightfully blended Patrick's actual words from his autobiography with the legends about him — just enough for young readers to learn about the life of this exceptional man. James Janda is a free-lance writer of poetry, plays, and stories for children. He is author of The Story of Our Lady of Guadalupe, The Legend of St. Christopher, and Inigo: The Life of St. Ignatius Loyola for Young Readers. †
The Letters of St. Patrick and Early Patrician Literature
THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA PRESS
2025
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The two fifth-century letters of St. Patrick are the earliest records we have of Christianity in Ireland. Written in Latin in his later years, they are an intimate and revealing look into the life and world of a man who was among the first to spread the Gospel to a land beyond the Roman Empire. Both Patrick's Letter to the Soldiers of Coroticus and his Confession detail his many admitted failings and insecurities but also his passionate faith in God and his mission to the Irish. These letters are presented in this volume with both the Latin originals and translation along with other key texts of early Patrician literature, including Muirchu's Life of St. Patrick, Tírechán's Journey of St. Patrick, The First Synod of St. Patrick, The Hymn of St. Secundinus, and the Old Irish St. Patrick's Breastplate. It includes a detailed introduction, commentary, notes, and other useful tools, along with a complete bibliography. The Letters of St. Patrick and Early Patrician Literature brings together for the first time in a single volume the most important works of the Patrician tradition and allows students and scholars from many different fields the opportunity to explore these rich texts.