Collected Works of Saint Patrick

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St. Patrick’s Breastplate – This petition is ascribed to St. Patrick and his devotees. It is transcribed with basics of celtic agnosticism and is certainly a Christian prayer asking the Almighty Father for fortification against all evils.

A Letter to the Soldiers of Coroticus – Patrick addressed through his correspondence to exclude the soldiers of Coroticus’ armed forces who embezzled towns in Ireland and compelled several Christian converts into servitude.

Confession – A concise memoir of St. Patrick who was enslaved and brought to Ireland, his belief grew deeper, as a bishop, he ordained rectors and blessed through baptism in a myriad of people, and an obstacle where he had to protect himself from his enemies.

Saint Patrick was an Apostle of Ireland, he is the exemplary patron saint of Ireland, and saints Brigit of Kildare and Columba. He is also revered in the Anglican Communion, the Old Catholic Church and in the Eastern Orthodox Church as an Enlightener of Ireland.

The proximate years of his existence was never ascertained. There is a dispute that he was a missionary in Ireland throughout the 2nd half of the 5th century. The antediluvian civilization accredits him with being the first bishop of Armagh and Primate of Ireland, and founded Christianity in Ireland, transfiguring a community performing Celtic polytheism. He has been contemplated, notwithstanding the presence of Christianity in Ireland.

The Confession of Patrick asserts that he was detained by Irish brigands from his home in Britain and worked as a servant in Ireland, tending to animals; he stayed there for 6 gruesome years before absconding and went home to his family. After his mission as clergy, he went to northern and western Ireland. He became a bishop, although less is known to where he worked. He was venerated as the patron saint of Ireland in the 7th century.
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