@@fredmertz1914 I was watching a video about St Columba & at the end the video about St Patrick stared while I was starting to read the messages down below. Ta bro orm ( I am sorry)
I’m not Irish but am Catholic! Watch this Documentary every year! Thank you! This Documentary got me through lock down when I could not go to daily and weekly Mass! I just thought of St. Patrick being kidnapped tending the sheep and prayed everyday! 🙏❤️💕
When we read the chapter In revelation 20st 12 it says I saw the dead small and great standing before The throne of God And the books were opened and also the book of life The books include everybody even the one in the ice Filled the one in the jungle in the mountains or the desert And it won't be Michael Gabriel satan your pastor psychiatrist mom dad Best friend pharisee sagaci or your church synagogue or temple It will be Facebook of facebook's one-on-one with our father and he will judge righteously I don't think people realize how significant this versus hopefully pass this Understanding around Tell it to your friends and church goes and even your enemy. May we honor one another as the Lord Jesus brought honor to us in all his righteous acts indeed....🙌
No one can strive to live a holy life.It is about a relationship with Jesus who died for our sins. It is not about a religion or rituals but your believing that Jesus died on the cross for you. Even though He had no sin, He chose the cross to die for your sin. All you have to do is believe in Him that He died for your sins and ask Him into your heart/life. Seems too simple,? That is bc man tries to make you believe it is about a religion. And that you have to believe the way they tell u to believe. Buy a Bible and read in John out loud. Remember it is about Jesus and His death on the cross. God bless🤗🙏❤
Carolyn McKinnon Amen! It really is about an individual relationship with the Son of God, Jesus Christ! The book of John (in New Testament) is a great place to start! ✝️🙏💜
@@sweetnsourchick1761 I was watching a video about St Columba & at the end I started reading the messages down below when the next video automatically changed. Ta bro orm ( I am sorry)
Thanks for posting this. I like how the story brings together both sides of the Irish flag. It is amazing to me how St Patrick is not killed- on the return mission. Granted, in this period there isn't an organized government- like there is today. Yet technically: he is still a fugitive of the law for being a runaway slave... The Lord certainly works- in mysterious ways. St Patrick- pray for us Pray for the victims - of human trafficking today. Amen.
The Bible does not mention Saint Patrick. The Bible is only about God's chosen people the Jews. No denomination mentioned except Antioch Church non denomination. I do not know why man had to get involved with what Jesus did on the cross.
@@carolynmckinnon9185 The bible is not a manual or list book of names of people from all around the world, it is a book of inspiration, great people have been born before bible and will be after bible, bible is a book, book of inspiration, not a robot manual, you cannot explain to chinese and japanese about )ews because of 1000s of years of not knowing each other, only God of love is true....he needs to explained, not some history of a particular tribe, jesus transcends boundaries and races....
@@cosmicocean2868 The Bible is the inspired Word of God!! It is about Jesus who died for your sins and mine. There is only one way to God and that is through Jesus. John 14:6. It says.. "I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.
@@carolynmckinnon9185 Nobody during Jesus' time nor immediately after him became christians by reading torah, gospels were not yet written and even if they were, they weren't circulated much due to high cost of paper and ink which only rich cud afford, it spread through word of mouth, not some guy holding a book and thumping on tables in a nice stone church....get well soon
@@cosmicocean2868 I do not know what you are talking about. It seems to me that you believe they had a copier going. Ink? Back in that day? And if you believe you are passing out curses to make people sick. You can counteract that with the blood of Jesus.Amen
Thank you for uploading this. It is an excellent documentary by a wonderful actor. It is very difficult to find on DVD and now I can introduce it to my daughter. Thanks again
Thank you so much😊 for the video. I had the privilege being in Ireland with a good friend that lives in Dublin we got around riding the bus. I had the opportunity to share Patrick’s true story .
Some of the writers here, echoing Frank McCourt, put the St Patrick's Day revelers (especially in America?) on blast for basically everything. Wearing green, marching to bagpipes, drinking, dancing... "Go home and pray!" he has St Patrick shouting at them. But I don't see him that way at all. I think the fact that we celebrate St Patrick's Day this way is to his credit. This is how much we loved him and still do! No one can explain it. But there it is. From the fifth century till now. The spirit of St Patrick is always full sail on the 17th wherever in the world you are.
Saint Patrick seeing the first Saint Patricks Day Parade "Go Home Pray Help the Poor" classic. Excellent doc thankyou for posting. Irish invented spaces between words and capital letters. Erin Go Bragh.
What a fantastic documentary. It was so intriguing and captivating; I watched it twice. It reminds us that Jesus Christ can bring us from our dungeons to our dynasty in a matter of time and before our appointed death. Thanks for sharing. God is good all the time, and all the time, God is good. Praise Jesus! #StPatricksDayCelebration #JesusCares
Yeah the issue I mostly have is that St. Patrick's Day has been commercialized to the point that: 1) You don't even have to know who St. Patrick is to celebrate it 2) People just assume he was Irish when he was actually a Roman citizen who lived in Britain 3) Hardly anyone knows he was a citizen, captured and forced into slavery, and how God helped him escape slavery 4) The average American doesn't wants to talk about his achievement because it involves the growth of Christianity and how our culture today is not too warm on the idea of openly talking about the positives of Christianity like our country used to. Do I enjoy a nice beer on St. Patrick's Day, of course I do. However, I don't celebrate St. Patrick's Day anymore because of the commercialized version of it anymore, I drink and celebrate St. Patrick for achieving the great accomplishment of brining Christianity to Ireland and seeing how Ireland is still one the most Catholic based countries in the world today.
After six years, he escaped, being led by private revelations along a safe route back to Britain. Afterwards, he was commissioned in another private revelation to serve as a missionary to Ireland. To prepare, he traveled to France and spent around two decades (20 years), as a monk-studying, praying, and practicing penance. He was ordained to the priesthood, and in 432 was sent to Ireland to serve St. Palladius, who had been consecrated bishop and sent to Ireland by Pope Celestine. When Palladius died on a trip to Britain, Patrick was chosen as his successor and was consecrated bishop by St. Germanus, the papal representative overseeing the Irish mission. Patrick experienced enormous success in converting the Irish, and three assistant bishops from France were sent to help him, among them St. Sechnall (aka Secundinus). Within his generation the Irish had been transformed by God’s grace into a Christian (and Catholic) people.
Around 385 AD. Patrick was kidnapped as the son of a rich Roman in England. He promised that if he were released alive he would become a priest and teacher. The primitive English wives told their savage husbands about their illiterate kids and asked " You teach us Greek and Latin? okay okay." And so he kept his promise and became a priest and teacher. Then he became a Bishop and then an Archbishop. Finally he became the Patron Saint of the Island nation when he died. Perfect. So Love Ireland forever and may God bless Saint Patrick on his day and also on the first day of spring in his remembrance. . IMO
New comments should be coming up the guy on the corner who proclaims glory to the father above and to all the saints to call on the Lord and are found in life Saint Patrick what are an amazing life he led 50 million people celebrate this holiday every year💚💚💚😇 The living limb is the green limb and if you throw it into a fire it doesn't burn😄
Exceptional because Christ Jesus sent him to do the work. So the real praise goes to God in Christ Jesus. See Patrick would not want you to praise in his name but in CHRIST JESUS name.
may the grace of Jesus Christ strengthen and encourage you....I will remember your birthday, it’s mine too and i’ve always felt it was a special day. Glory to God, may His Name be praised! Jesus is coming soon for His bride.
Religion is dead and corrupt,no man made doctrine will save. Only God is omnipotent and only he can hear prayers and knows the heart..The only way is through Jesus christ, a relationship with Jesus brings us to the Father into eternal life..thank you Jesus!!
He was a Romano Briton meaning he was native Briton that took on the culture of Rome. Maewyn Succat is his real name witch is a Brythonic name the language spoke. In Briton at the time.
@@thenextshenanigantownandth4393 The Romano-Briton Saint Patrick was born near Dumbarton Rock in present day Scotland. Dumbarton is located at the Antonine Wall which was constructed by Emperor Antoninus Pius.
I can see why Saint Patrick would be upset at all of the Parades and parties and so few people really know who he was And the life he led For most people it's like a fairy tale And even the people who know more about him rarely tell The amazing story and thank the Lord for all the wonderful salvation and all the people Who came Because of this one Patrick Who pursued the lord with so much faith And hope For fellow men And women🙏
Ministry organizations did not learn what Patrick knew until the 20th century. By the mid 20th century, missionary organizations realized that "forced" conversions and dismissal of native culture did not make for permanent or long term (generations after generations) conversions. By then, the gospel was presented in the language of the people, the culture of the people were embraced, the new converts were not isolated from their people, and the people were treated with love and respect. God definitely had to have shown St. Patrick this almost 1500 years before the "church" realized it.
Sorry, but I think you're really overstating the facts there. You're implying that forced conversion and a lack of cultural sensitivity was the norm from Patrick's time until the 20th century. That's totally not the case. We remember the incidences of forced conversion because they are so unique. Christianity usually has not spread that way. I hope I don't have to go through the painfully unnecessary process of proving this.
Patrick wasn't his name, he was a Patrician. His birth name was closer to Merlyn or Merwyn or Merdyn... if I've read correctly. Patrick is titular- a title.
38:03-38:53--And those sentiments are exactly why I've always had trouble with the image of Patrick as a saint or hero. It's one thing to be inspired by a faith to share it with people. It's quite another to have a superiority complex about it and feel that, to prove how strong one is in one's beliefs, a person has to "drive out" whatever and whoever disagrees. In fact, I'd argue the urge to wipe out other cultures and spiritual traditions points to a lack of faith in one's own rather than reassurance in them. But that's just me. As long as we strive for love and light, there is room for both Pagan and Christian, the cauldron and the cross. Blessed be. + )O(
@OldHeathen63 Thank you, and I agree. I know individual Catholics who are lovely people and who wouldn't hurt a fly, but you're right: Until the Church itself reforms and does all it can to amend its own sins, it has no right to preach to people about theirs or to act like it's a spiritual guide that should be taken seriously.
This world is and always has been in the hands of satan, satan takes out priests and religious by spreading abuse in order to discredit christianity and drive people away from the catholic faith. We can see this down through history with each revolution that came on the world it persecuted christianity. Satan after all is the prince of the world and if more people woke up to this reality we could push him out of the world. How many people are aware or even believe in the supernatural elements of the church or that satan and his fallen angels have infiltrated it. If you stop feeding your soul from the supernatural grace you get from the sacraments in the church then in time you will loose the true faith and be wide open to be deceived and led astray by evil, cunning spirits who are out to destroy and drag souls to hell. and this is the devils main objective and in 2021 he has most of the world hypnotised and asleep by all forms of media. How many people today go around saying there spiritual but not religious? If you aren't being guided by heavenly spirits to the church Jesus left in order to feed our soul and wash it free from sin then your being led astray. This earth is full of spirits both good and bad, heavenly angels to guide you home to heaven and fallen angels out to drag you to hell. Wake up and stop getting conned in to pagan ways, spiritualism, newage, etc. Its all denomic spirits trying to deceive.
@@praytherosaryeveryday2709 If you've found the faith that's right for you, great. But please don't call other people's beliefs evil when you clearly know nothing about them. Firstly, that's not very nice and secondly, no one's going to come running to learn about a religion which calls them victims of deception or bound for eternal punishment. Also, if you do feel a need to bring others to your faith, show that by taking the time to write out things addressed to individuals instead of so obviously copy/pasting a generic "This world is run by Satan! Convert or else!" rambling rant. No one likes to feel as if they're just a piece on a game board for you/your God to win. Treat others as you'd want them to treat you, as your Christ taught, and maybe you'll get the results you're looking for.
It would be nice if one could just pick what ever type of religion/ beliefs they preferred and lived by that and we would all meet up on the other side happy. Live this life by our own set of personal rules and eternal bliss in heaven is a given irregardless of how one may have lived their earthly lives. When you have reached the top of satanic worship and ventered into the deepest areas in newage it becomes clear that the power behind all that is denomic and very deceptive.
@@praytherosaryeveryday2709 Have you ever even bothered to talk to a Wiccan like a person and ASK THEM what they believe instead of just blabbering to them that they're going to Hell? I'm guessing not, because if you knew even the most basic things about Wicca and other types of modern Paganism, you'd know that the concept of demons isn't a thing to us. Also, telling people their religion is a deception of evil entities from YOUR religion is extremely insulting. You would be insulted if someone said that to you about your faith. You have a quite a ways to go in learning your Christ's message of treating others the way you'd want them to treat you, and I hope he guides you well on what will undoubtedly be a very long, very difficult journey.
What do you mean ...it's giving a factual account of a person from that time ..like a account of Alfred the Great ...or king Henry the eight ...I mean what do you want a CCTV version of it ...
Few people venture to go against the flow but Patrick is WATER. Omni present,One does not have to have the doctrine or scripture to communicate and be close to Jesus(source). Peace within.
In the Bible there was not a denomination. There was the Antioch church which was non denomination. The Bible is about Jesus, a Jew, giving His life for our sins. It is not about a religion but about a relationship with Jesus. Whoever calls on the name of the Lord will be saved. He was on the cross shedding that blood for you and for me. There is no other who saves but Him!
After six years, he escaped, being led by private revelations along a safe route back to Britain. Afterwards, he was commissioned in another private revelation to serve as a missionary to Ireland. To prepare, he traveled to France and spent around two decades (20 years), as a monk-studying, praying, and practicing penance. He was ordained to the priesthood, and in 432 was sent to Ireland to serve St. Palladius, who had been consecrated bishop and sent to Ireland by Pope Celestine. When Palladius died on a trip to Britain, Patrick was chosen as his successor and was consecrated bishop by St. Germanus, the papal representative overseeing the Irish mission. Patrick experienced enormous success in converting the Irish, and three assistant bishops from France were sent to help him, among them St. Sechnall (aka Secundinus). Within his generation the Irish had been transformed by God’s grace into a Christian (and Catholic) people.
It seems that almost every great Saint in the Catholic Church was persecuted at least for a while by the church itself. Padre Pio, Saint Patrick, Saint Faustina, the list is long and distinguished
Forgot to talk about how St. Patrick raised the dead. How raising a prince and princess helped him to spread Christianity. 39 raisings have been documented. Kris Kringle also raised the dead.
My point exactly! It is not what Patrick preached! Patrick brought the Irish to the Lord. Saint Columba came from Ireland and brought clans to Macintosh and Dingwal to the Lord, Saint Cuthbert came from Ireland and brought the Northumbrians to the Lord, the Northumbrians brought the rest of the Angli Saxons to the Lord, and some slaves I captured from Wessex and Dunbroch brought me and all Berserker Island to the Lord. I tried sending them to brother Hiccup, but the Berkians abandoned their village.
He was born after the Romans left the West of Britain by at least a Hundred Years, he was born in West Wales and Educated at the College of St Illtyd at Llanilltyd Fawr or Llantwit Major, so was St David, he was not known to the Romans, Christianity arrived in Britain in the First Century, that is Well Documented in Early Bruts and by early Christian scripts, St Patrick and St David or of the same time scale, Patrick in modern terms was Welsh and David was definitely Irish. He was educated by St Illtyd . I am a Christian of the Welsh Baptist denomination, but I certainly know my Christian History, I have many friends in Ireland, I think they would be rather dismayed by this . also the untruth of that the Christians in Britain were against him, who was this person who allegedly spoke against him. This is telling lies on a Major scale, in the Lord's name I have never heard such poor knowledge of Christianity at that time, please go to Llancarfan and see the truth or St Illtyds to know the truth. The Bishop was then probably Augustine, sent by the Pope, Pelargius was Ex communicated at Ceredigion by St David he was a friend of both of the Saints. What is this, the first Christian Colleges were in what is now South Wales. St Patrick was educated there. I am a Christian, but I do not like programmes trying to cover the truth. We in Wales and the People in Ireland are closer than that. St Patrick is probably buried along with about Ten other saints at Llandaff in todays Cardiff, David and about Seven Welsh Kings are Buried there as well. from the 4th Century on . The Colleges at Llantwit and Llancarfan were formed in the early 5th and the late 4th Century. These Colleges were still intact until the 12th Century when abolished by the Normans, literally Hundreds of Saints Kings and Princes from all over Europe were Educated there, Malo, Lor, Non Samson, Gildas and many more saints too many to write down were educated there.This can be found in Vatican archives and in Brittany where Saints travelled with the Bretons in ships from South Wales and Cornwall in the early 4th Century, Saxons and Angles were pushing West and devouring large swathes of Celtic lands. They were Heathen the Celts had already taken to Christianity before they had arrived. I would welcome sensible replies please.
Whatever happened to the other Patrick"s and their stories that did not return to England, sounds like Patrick wealthy family paid for Patrick release, along with a whole different story line, and why did he return to face his demons. was this all done for religion in the end.
Right, the idea that he could traverse the whole country on the run is utterly ridiculous. This is why alot of historians favor the idea of him being enslaved in the republic of Ireland. He would have straved to death and got lost trying to cross the entire of the island to get to a boat in leinster or Munster to escape.
All experts say Patrick escaped slavery not true he was allowed to be free by his captors my family because of his wisdom like the narrator said no slave ever escaped Ireland .Irish academic T. F. O'Rahilly proposed the "Two Patricks" theory,which suggests that many of the traditions later attached to Saint Patrick actually concerned the aforementioned Palladius, who Prosper of Aquitaine's Chronicle says was sent by Pope Celestine I as the first bishop to Irish Christians in 431. Palladius was not the only early cleric in Ireland at this time. The Irish-born Saint Ciarán of Saigir lived in the later fourth century (352-402) and was the first bishop of Ossory. Ciaran, along with saints Auxilius, Secundinus and Iserninus, is also associated with early churches in Munster and Leinster. By this reading, Palladius was active in Ireland until the 460s
I think it's odd they called him pegan when that's 💯 what Christian's re legion comes from. The god of the Bi Baal is lucifer, this is a fact. Jesus is hail Zeus bright Mourning star ✡️ All stars are fallen angels, his number is 6ptx6&6 star fallen from heaven. 2nd Enoch 20:3 is the True Most High, Father of All life. The ONLY ONE we are to worship.
St. Patrick was not Roman Catholic at all. Yes, the American Irish built Churches to honor him, but the RCC never canonized St. Patrick. St. Patrick was a Sabbath keeper, for just one thing. He did not follow the RCC.
The history of the Catholic Church begins with the teachings of Jesus Christ, who lived in the 1st century CE in the province of Judea of the Roman Empire. The contemporary Catholic Church says that it is the continuation of the early Christian community established by Jesus. Was St. Patrick Roman Catholic? Yes, he became an ordained priest, and was sent to Ireland to serve St. Palladius, who had been consecrated bishop, and sent to Ireland by Pope Celestine. Pope Celestine, was Pope from 10 September 422 to his death in 432. Celestine's tenure was largely spent combating various ideologies deemed heretical. He supported the mission of the Gallic bishops that sent Germanus of Auxerre in 429, to Britain to address Pelagianism, and later commissioned Palladius as bishop to the Scots of Ireland and northern Britain. When Palladius died on a trip to Britain, Patrick was chosen as his successor and was consecrated bishop, by St. Germanus, the papal representative overseeing the Irish mission. St. Patrick's preparation for his Irish Missionary work: After six years, he escaped, being led by private revelations along a safe route back to Britain. Afterwards, he was commissioned in another private revelation to serve as a missionary to Ireland. To prepare, he traveled to France and spent around two decades (20 years), as a monk-studying, praying, and practicing penance. He was ordained to the priesthood, and in 432 was sent to Ireland to serve St. Palladius, who had been consecrated bishop and sent to Ireland by Pope Celestine. When Palladius died on a trip to Britain, Patrick was chosen as his successor and was consecrated bishop by St. Germanus, the papal representative overseeing the Irish mission. Patrick experienced enormous success in converting the Irish, and three assistant bishops from France were sent to help him, among them St. Sechnall (aka Secundinus). Within his generation the Irish had been transformed by God’s grace into a Christian (and Catholic) people.
@@coyotedust My research indicates that St. Patrick was NOT Catholic. I am not going to get into a long winded debate about the RCC. It does not have its origins in Christianity but in sun worship, Mithraism and paganism in general. Look at the headgear of the Pope. It is exactly like the hats of the priests of Dagon, who don't exactly get honorable mention in the Bible. Look online for pictures of the Popes kissing the Koran. That is a book which asks Allah to destroy Christians and Jews. The Pope has recently said he thinks aliens should be baptized. I have found it pointless to debate with those in the RCC. They can come out of it - I sure did. But it takes time. Sorry but you are now on mute.
Well, not in the modern sense, but his culture was Romano British, and many of the practices were like modern Catholicism. Ironically, the Bishop of Rome wasn't even called the pope yet in a way, most Christians are technically Catholic if you go by the official definition of Catholic, which means universal.
@coyotedust And the Orthodox church because those two congregations were once one church as God intended. The great schism was damaging to the body of Christ. This is, of course, coming from a Protestant.
@psalm1tree466 Evidently, you have been studying from propaganda sources written hundreds of years after the foundation of Saint Paul planting the church in Rome. None of that is historical but just as divisive as the anti Proteatant and anti Orthodox propaganda from the Catholic church. You are not of Christ but are bringing a spirit of dissension. I ask you to pray before you say anything next because you are contradicting Saint Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth. Also, God fearing Catholics reject pope Francis as the medieval Catholics slew the Muslims for invading Christian lands.
Wonderful biography. St. Patrick's life was filled with miracles. Thank you Lord Jesus.
It's about St Columba not St Patrick.
@@thomasharkin5063 Appears to be about St. Patrick.
@@fredmertz1914 I was watching a video about St Columba & at the end the video about St Patrick stared while I was starting to read the messages down below. Ta bro orm ( I am sorry)
0:49📜 𝐏𝔞𝔱𝔯𝔦𝔠𝔦𝔲𝔰• 𝔭𝖊𝔠𝔠𝔞𝔱𝔬𝔯•...(Patrick, a sinner)....
I’m not Irish but am Catholic! Watch this Documentary every year! Thank you! This Documentary got me through lock down when I could not go to daily and weekly Mass! I just thought of St. Patrick being kidnapped tending the sheep and prayed everyday! 🙏❤️💕
They didnt say it but St.Patrick loves Jesus Christ. When they were talking about his faith they forgot to mention Jesus.
We orthodox love him too!
When we read the chapter In revelation 20st 12 it says I saw the dead small and great standing before The throne of God And the books were opened and also the book of life The books include everybody even the one in the ice Filled the one in the jungle in the mountains or the desert And it won't be Michael Gabriel satan your pastor psychiatrist mom dad Best friend pharisee sagaci or your church synagogue or temple
It will be Facebook of facebook's one-on-one with our father and he will judge righteously I don't think people realize how significant this versus hopefully pass this Understanding around Tell it to your friends and church goes and even your enemy.
May we honor one another as the Lord Jesus brought honor to us in all his righteous acts indeed....🙌
@@justinelliott3529 ,
Where are you from my dear brother?
God bless you!
Thank You 🍀 to this channel for sharing🍀 this out of print/ publication video starring Liam Neeson! 🍀
I'm learning more from this documentary than I am from school.
Hello from royal hill of Tara county Meath Ireland☺
@@paulcarolan8646 Hello from the United States, my friend. I am trying to learn how to live a holy life.
I'm thinking about getting my younger brother a Medal of St. Gabriel, or St. Patrick.
No one can strive to live a holy life.It is about a relationship with Jesus who died for our sins. It is not about a religion or rituals but your believing that Jesus died on the cross for you. Even though He had no sin, He chose the cross to die for your sin. All you have to do is believe in Him that He died for your sins and ask Him into your heart/life. Seems too simple,? That is bc man tries to make you believe it is about a religion. And that you have to believe the way they tell u to believe. Buy a Bible and read in John out loud. Remember it is about Jesus and His death on the cross. God bless🤗🙏❤
Carolyn McKinnon Amen! It really is about an individual relationship with the Son of God, Jesus Christ! The book of John (in New Testament) is a great place to start! ✝️🙏💜
An excellent documentary on Patrick. Thank you for sharing.
It's about St Columba not St Patrick.
@@thomasharkin5063 You need to take that up with "snahghus", not me. I just watched it.
@@sweetnsourchick1761 I was watching a video about St Columba & at the end I started reading the messages down below when the next video automatically changed. Ta bro orm ( I am sorry)
@@thomasharkin5063 All is forgiven. So many comments on YT can be rather vicious. I, too, apologize for taking the comment wrong. Blessings to you. 🙏
This was beautiful.
This was wonderful!! Thank you!
Thank you so much for the video. May God Bless you
Thank you so much for sharing this!
Thanks for posting this.
I like how the story brings together both sides of the Irish flag.
It is amazing to me how St Patrick is not killed- on the return mission.
Granted, in this period there isn't an organized government- like there is today.
Yet technically: he is still a fugitive of the law for being a runaway slave...
The Lord certainly works- in mysterious ways.
St Patrick- pray for us
Pray for the victims - of human trafficking today.
Amen.
I just am in Awe of God and his wonders thru the Saints!!!! St.Pat rocks!!!
The Bible does not mention Saint Patrick. The Bible is only about God's chosen people the Jews. No denomination mentioned except Antioch Church non denomination. I do not know why man had to get involved with what Jesus did on the cross.
@@carolynmckinnon9185 The bible is not a manual or list book of names of people from all around the world, it is a book of inspiration, great people have been born before bible and will be after bible, bible is a book, book of inspiration, not a robot manual, you cannot explain to chinese and japanese about )ews because of 1000s of years of not knowing each other, only God of love is true....he needs to explained, not some history of a particular tribe, jesus transcends boundaries and races....
@@cosmicocean2868 The Bible is the inspired Word of God!! It is about Jesus who died for your sins and mine. There is only one way to God and that is through Jesus. John 14:6. It says.. "I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.
@@carolynmckinnon9185 Nobody during Jesus' time nor immediately after him became christians by reading torah, gospels were not yet written and even if they were, they weren't circulated much due to high cost of paper and ink which only rich cud afford, it spread through word of mouth, not some guy holding a book and thumping on tables in a nice stone church....get well soon
@@cosmicocean2868 I do not know what you are talking about. It seems to me that you believe they had a copier going. Ink? Back in that day? And if you believe you are passing out curses to make people sick. You can counteract that with the blood of Jesus.Amen
Best bio on the subject.
Thank you for this splendid sharing, perfect timing for St. Patrick's Day ☺
hard to find a decent, unbiased documentary on old Ireland. Despite its flaws, this is pretty good.
Flaws. Please elaborate.
no, this is biased,
Thank you for uploading this. It is an excellent documentary by a wonderful actor. It is very difficult to find on DVD and now I can introduce it to my daughter. Thanks again
Thank you so much😊 for the video. I had the privilege being in Ireland with a good friend that lives in Dublin we got around riding the bus. I had the opportunity to share Patrick’s true story .
Whoa...I never knew any of this.
Some of the writers here, echoing Frank McCourt, put the St Patrick's Day revelers (especially in America?) on blast for basically everything. Wearing green, marching to bagpipes, drinking, dancing... "Go home and pray!" he has St Patrick shouting at them. But I don't see him that way at all. I think the fact that we celebrate St Patrick's Day this way is to his credit. This is how much we loved him and still do! No one can explain it. But there it is. From the fifth century till now. The spirit of St Patrick is always full sail on the 17th wherever in the world you are.
I like this very much.
This was pretty darn good
Saint Patrick seeing the first Saint Patricks Day Parade "Go Home Pray Help the Poor" classic. Excellent doc thankyou for posting. Irish invented spaces between words and capital letters. Erin Go Bragh.
That is very nice story!
What a fantastic documentary. It was so intriguing and captivating; I watched it twice. It reminds us that Jesus Christ can bring us from our dungeons to our dynasty in a matter of time and before our appointed death. Thanks for sharing. God is good all the time, and all the time, God is good. Praise Jesus! #StPatricksDayCelebration #JesusCares
☘️☘️☘️HAPPY SAINT PATRICK’s DAY 2020 TO ONE AND ALL ☘️☘️☘️
Happy saint patricks day 2021
Yeah the issue I mostly have is that St. Patrick's Day has been commercialized to the point that:
1) You don't even have to know who St. Patrick is to celebrate it
2) People just assume he was Irish when he was actually a Roman citizen who lived in Britain
3) Hardly anyone knows he was a citizen, captured and forced into slavery, and how God helped him escape slavery
4) The average American doesn't wants to talk about his achievement because it involves the growth of Christianity and how our culture today is not too warm on the idea of openly talking about the positives of Christianity like our country used to.
Do I enjoy a nice beer on St. Patrick's Day, of course I do. However, I don't celebrate St. Patrick's Day anymore because of the commercialized version of it anymore, I drink and celebrate St. Patrick for achieving the great accomplishment of brining Christianity to Ireland and seeing how Ireland is still one the most Catholic based countries in the world today.
VERY INTERESTING. I LOVED THIS.
After six years, he escaped, being led by private revelations along a safe route back to Britain. Afterwards, he was commissioned in another private revelation to serve as a missionary to Ireland.
To prepare, he traveled to France and spent around two decades (20 years), as a monk-studying, praying, and practicing penance. He was ordained to the priesthood, and in 432 was sent to Ireland to serve St. Palladius, who had been consecrated bishop and sent to Ireland by Pope Celestine. When Palladius died on a trip to Britain, Patrick was chosen as his successor and was consecrated bishop by St. Germanus, the papal representative overseeing the Irish mission.
Patrick experienced enormous success in converting the Irish, and three assistant bishops from France were sent to help him, among them St. Sechnall (aka Secundinus). Within his generation the Irish had been transformed by God’s grace into a Christian (and Catholic) people.
This is wonderful, so sad that nowadays people turned it into a drunken occasion
Around 385 AD. Patrick was kidnapped as the son of a rich Roman in England. He promised that if he were released alive he would become a priest and teacher. The primitive English wives told their savage husbands about their illiterate kids and asked " You teach us Greek and Latin? okay okay." And so he kept his promise and became a priest and teacher. Then he became a Bishop and then an Archbishop. Finally he became the Patron Saint of the Island nation when he died. Perfect. So Love Ireland forever and may God bless Saint Patrick on his day and also on the first day of spring in his remembrance. . IMO
This does sound like a lot nicer outcome but I did check with Jesus (higher source)and he said he had to escape.peace within
@Science Enthusiast If you live in England you are an English person Y/N?
I watch this every year
St. Patrick, you are an excellent inspiration to all. Pray for us.
Demonic Sprits where referred to as Snakes
Ref the garden of Eden
New comments should be coming up the guy on the corner who proclaims glory to the father above and to all the saints to call on the Lord and are found in life
Saint Patrick what are an amazing life he led 50 million people celebrate this holiday every year💚💚💚😇 The living limb is the green limb and if you throw it into a fire it doesn't burn😄
I love Irish catholicism. St Patrick was an embodiment and a light of God to bring light unto Ireland
Exceptional because Christ Jesus sent him to do the work. So the real praise goes to God in Christ Jesus. See Patrick would not want you to praise in his name but in CHRIST JESUS name.
Good illustrations.The Church was one at the time. St Patrick is still a saint in the Orthodox Church
no closed caption !!!
Saint Patric pray for us and for me poor siner!
Amen Amen.
My birth day is on st Patrick's day 🙏 and guess what god has also called me from by miserable life. glory to God in the highest...
Hallelujah
may the grace of Jesus Christ strengthen and encourage you....I will remember your birthday, it’s mine too and i’ve always felt it was a special day. Glory to God, may His Name be praised! Jesus is coming soon for His bride.
Your funny, no self sabotaging😉
St Patrick was born in the 4th Century in Dumbarton, Scotland.
Religion is dead and corrupt,no man made doctrine will save. Only God is omnipotent and only he can hear prayers and knows the heart..The only way is through Jesus christ, a relationship with Jesus brings us to the Father into eternal life..thank you Jesus!!
He was a Romano Briton meaning he was native Briton that took on the culture of Rome. Maewyn Succat is his real name witch is a Brythonic name the language spoke. In Briton at the time.
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No he wasn't Roman Briton means someone of Roman ancestry living in Britain, he says in his biography that he was descended from a great Roman house.
Yes
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The Romano-Briton Saint Patrick was born near Dumbarton Rock in present day Scotland.
Dumbarton is located at the Antonine Wall which was constructed by Emperor Antoninus Pius.
You're correct. St. Patrick was born in what is now present day Scotland, near Dumbarton Rock, in Roman occupied Britannia.
The Irish People are a Special Race of People, who have suffered over Centuries to test their Faith.
please put closed caption for deaf and hard hearing people thank you 🙏
Is this the CBN docufilm?
No
I can see why Saint Patrick would be upset at all of the Parades and parties and so few people really know who he was And the life he led For most people it's like a fairy tale And even the people who know more about him rarely tell The amazing story and thank the Lord for all the wonderful salvation and all the people Who came Because of this one Patrick Who pursued the lord with so much faith And hope For fellow men And women🙏
BRILLIANT!
Ministry organizations did not learn what Patrick knew until the 20th century. By the mid 20th century, missionary organizations realized that "forced" conversions and dismissal of native culture did not make for permanent or long term (generations after generations) conversions. By then, the gospel was presented in the language of the people, the culture of the people were embraced, the new converts were not isolated from their people, and the people were treated with love and respect. God definitely had to have shown St. Patrick this almost 1500 years before the "church" realized it.
Sorry, but I think you're really overstating the facts there. You're implying that forced conversion and a lack of cultural sensitivity was the norm from Patrick's time until the 20th century. That's totally not the case.
We remember the incidences of forced conversion because they are so unique. Christianity usually has not spread that way.
I hope I don't have to go through the painfully unnecessary process of proving this.
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So beautiful 💞
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A holy man i love you
0:49📜 𝐏𝔞𝔱𝔯𝔦𝔠𝔦𝔲𝔰• 𝔭𝖊𝔠𝔠𝔞𝔱𝔬𝔯•...(Patrick, a sinner)....
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Patrick wasn't his name, he was a Patrician. His birth name was closer to Merlyn or Merwyn or Merdyn... if I've read correctly. Patrick is titular- a title.
Is this the Catholic version?
38:03-38:53--And those sentiments are exactly why I've always had trouble with the image of Patrick as a saint or hero. It's one thing to be inspired by a faith to share it with people. It's quite another to have a superiority complex about it and feel that, to prove how strong one is in one's beliefs, a person has to "drive out" whatever and whoever disagrees. In fact, I'd argue the urge to wipe out other cultures and spiritual traditions points to a lack of faith in one's own rather than reassurance in them. But that's just me.
As long as we strive for love and light, there is room for both Pagan and Christian, the cauldron and the cross. Blessed be. + )O(
@OldHeathen63 Thank you, and I agree. I know individual Catholics who are lovely people and who wouldn't hurt a fly, but you're right: Until the Church itself reforms and does all it can to amend its own sins, it has no right to preach to people about theirs or to act like it's a spiritual guide that should be taken seriously.
This world is and always has been in the hands of satan, satan takes out priests and religious by spreading abuse in order to discredit christianity and drive people away from the catholic faith. We can see this down through history with each revolution that came on the world it persecuted christianity. Satan after all is the prince of the world and if more people woke up to this reality we could push him out of the world. How many people are aware or even believe in the supernatural elements of the church or that satan and his fallen angels have infiltrated it. If you stop feeding your soul from the supernatural grace you get from the sacraments in the church then in time you will loose the true faith and be wide open to be deceived and led astray by evil, cunning spirits who are out to destroy and drag souls to hell. and this is the devils main objective and in 2021 he has most of the world hypnotised and asleep by all forms of media. How many people today go around saying there spiritual but not religious? If you aren't being guided by heavenly spirits to the church Jesus left in order to feed our soul and wash it free from sin then your being led astray. This earth is full of spirits both good and bad, heavenly angels to guide you home to heaven and fallen angels out to drag you to hell. Wake up and stop getting conned in to pagan ways, spiritualism, newage, etc. Its all denomic spirits trying to deceive.
@@praytherosaryeveryday2709 If you've found the faith that's right for you, great. But please don't call other people's beliefs evil when you clearly know nothing about them. Firstly, that's not very nice and secondly, no one's going to come running to learn about a religion which calls them victims of deception or bound for eternal punishment. Also, if you do feel a need to bring others to your faith, show that by taking the time to write out things addressed to individuals instead of so obviously copy/pasting a generic "This world is run by Satan! Convert or else!" rambling rant. No one likes to feel as if they're just a piece on a game board for you/your God to win. Treat others as you'd want them to treat you, as your Christ taught, and maybe you'll get the results you're looking for.
It would be nice if one could just pick what ever type of religion/ beliefs they preferred and lived by that and we would all meet up on the other side happy. Live this life by our own set of personal rules and eternal bliss in heaven is a given irregardless of how one may have lived their earthly lives. When you have reached the top of satanic worship and ventered into the deepest areas in newage it becomes clear that the power behind all that is denomic and very deceptive.
@@praytherosaryeveryday2709 Have you ever even bothered to talk to a Wiccan like a person and ASK THEM what they believe instead of just blabbering to them that they're going to Hell? I'm guessing not, because if you knew even the most basic things about Wicca and other types of modern Paganism, you'd know that the concept of demons isn't a thing to us. Also, telling people their religion is a deception of evil entities from YOUR religion is extremely insulting. You would be insulted if someone said that to you about your faith. You have a quite a ways to go in learning your Christ's message of treating others the way you'd want them to treat you, and I hope he guides you well on what will undoubtedly be a very long, very difficult journey.
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How accurate is this?
What do you mean ...it's giving a factual account of a person from that time ..like a account of Alfred the Great ...or king Henry the eight ...I mean what do you want a CCTV version of it ...
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My comment is very late. I wonder how he became fluent in Irish when he spent so much time alone.
Few people venture to go against the flow but Patrick is WATER. Omni present,One does not have to have the doctrine or scripture to communicate and be close to Jesus(source). Peace within.
Having watched it I think he is very like other saints of the time in the Byzantine world.
So cool
In the Bible there was not a denomination. There was the Antioch church which was non denomination. The Bible is about Jesus, a Jew, giving His life for our sins. It is not about a religion but about a relationship with Jesus. Whoever calls on the name of the Lord will be saved. He was on the cross shedding that blood for you and for me. There is no other who saves but Him!
After six years, he escaped, being led by private revelations along a safe route back to Britain. Afterwards, he was commissioned in another private revelation to serve as a missionary to Ireland.
To prepare, he traveled to France and spent around two decades (20 years), as a monk-studying, praying, and practicing penance. He was ordained to the priesthood, and in 432 was sent to Ireland to serve St. Palladius, who had been consecrated bishop and sent to Ireland by Pope Celestine. When Palladius died on a trip to Britain, Patrick was chosen as his successor and was consecrated bishop by St. Germanus, the papal representative overseeing the Irish mission.
Patrick experienced enormous success in converting the Irish, and three assistant bishops from France were sent to help him, among them St. Sechnall (aka Secundinus). Within his generation the Irish had been transformed by God’s grace into a Christian (and Catholic) people.
@@coyotedust Never mind. Disregard everything I said to u.
Amen!
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What's up with the digerydoo?
Meanwhile everyone in America will get overly drunk in St. Patrick's name, without knowing a thing about him..
Not everyone. I honor him as my patron Saint, and ironically, I am a Pentecostal Christian.
So much fiction in this program i can't count them all ,he went to Ireland in the 5th century not 331 .
It seems that almost every great Saint in the Catholic Church was persecuted at least for a while by the church itself. Padre Pio, Saint Patrick, Saint Faustina, the list is long and distinguished
Patrick was not a papist.
He was a member of the Celtic or culdee church.
Their beliefs were far removed from the errors of Rome.
@@geordiewishart1683he was Catholic.
Forgot to talk about how St. Patrick raised the dead. How raising a prince and princess helped him to spread Christianity. 39 raisings have been documented.
Kris Kringle also raised the dead.
My father born 17.3
And all y'all are out there getting drunk on green beer... :'(
Not All.
My point exactly! It is not what Patrick preached! Patrick brought the Irish to the Lord. Saint Columba came from Ireland and brought clans to Macintosh and Dingwal to the Lord, Saint Cuthbert came from Ireland and brought the Northumbrians to the Lord, the Northumbrians brought the rest of the Angli Saxons to the Lord, and some slaves I captured from Wessex and Dunbroch brought me and all Berserker Island to the Lord. I tried sending them to brother Hiccup, but the Berkians abandoned their village.
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He was born after the Romans left the West of Britain by at least a Hundred Years, he was born in West Wales and Educated at the College of St Illtyd at Llanilltyd Fawr or Llantwit Major, so was St David, he was not known to the Romans, Christianity arrived in Britain in the First Century, that is Well Documented in Early Bruts and by early Christian scripts, St Patrick and St David or of the same time scale, Patrick in modern terms was Welsh and David was definitely Irish.
He was educated by St Illtyd .
I am a Christian of the Welsh Baptist denomination, but I certainly know my Christian History, I have many friends in Ireland, I think they would be rather dismayed by this . also the untruth of that the Christians in Britain were against him, who was this person who allegedly spoke against him.
This is telling lies on a Major scale, in the Lord's name I have never heard such poor knowledge of Christianity at that time, please go to Llancarfan and see the truth or St Illtyds to know the truth.
The Bishop was then probably Augustine, sent by the Pope, Pelargius was Ex communicated at Ceredigion by St David he was a friend of both of the Saints.
What is this, the first Christian Colleges were in what is now South Wales. St Patrick was educated there.
I am a Christian, but I do not like programmes trying to cover the truth. We in Wales and the People in Ireland are closer than that.
St Patrick is probably buried along with about Ten other saints at Llandaff in todays Cardiff, David and about Seven Welsh Kings are Buried there as well. from the 4th Century on .
The Colleges at Llantwit and Llancarfan were formed in the early 5th and the late 4th Century. These Colleges were still intact until the 12th Century when abolished by the Normans, literally Hundreds of Saints Kings and Princes from all over Europe were Educated there, Malo, Lor, Non Samson, Gildas and many more saints too many to write down were educated there.This can be found in Vatican archives and in Brittany where Saints travelled with the Bretons in ships from South Wales and Cornwall in the early 4th Century, Saxons and Angles were pushing West and devouring large swathes of Celtic lands. They were Heathen the Celts had already taken to Christianity before they had arrived.
I would welcome sensible replies please.
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16:00 "return to civilisation"
lol, the english, civilised, what a joke,
this "Documentary" is trash
This was before the Anglo Saxons colonized Britain. He more likely came from the Romano British kingdom of Strath Clota in modern Scotland.
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Whatever happened to the other Patrick"s and their stories that did not return to England, sounds like Patrick wealthy family paid for Patrick release, along with a whole different story line, and why did he return to face his demons. was this all done for religion in the end.
Right, the idea that he could traverse the whole country on the run is utterly ridiculous. This is why alot of historians favor the idea of him being enslaved in the republic of Ireland. He would have straved to death and got lost trying to cross the entire of the island to get to a boat in leinster or Munster to escape.
What England. England didn't exist at this time he was Welsh
@@gwynwilliams4222 St patrick was a roman not a Briton and not welsh, Welsh is a anglo-saxon word meaning foreigner.
All experts say Patrick escaped slavery not true he was allowed to be free by his captors my family because of his wisdom like the narrator said no slave ever escaped Ireland .Irish academic T. F. O'Rahilly proposed the "Two Patricks" theory,which suggests that many of the traditions later attached to Saint Patrick actually concerned the aforementioned Palladius, who Prosper of Aquitaine's Chronicle says was sent by Pope Celestine I as the first bishop to Irish Christians in 431. Palladius was not the only early cleric in Ireland at this time. The Irish-born Saint Ciarán of Saigir lived in the later fourth century (352-402) and was the first bishop of Ossory. Ciaran, along with saints Auxilius, Secundinus and Iserninus, is also associated with early churches in Munster and Leinster. By this reading, Palladius was active in Ireland until the 460s
I jus t want to know why I should believe THIS, is the true story.
Your video clearly indicates you know very little about Saint Patrick.
,,as usual a lot of hear say ,,from the dark ages..
I think it's odd they called him pegan when that's 💯 what Christian's re legion comes from.
The god of the Bi Baal is lucifer, this is a fact.
Jesus is hail Zeus bright Mourning star ✡️ All stars are fallen angels, his number is 6ptx6&6 star fallen from heaven.
2nd Enoch 20:3 is the True Most High, Father of All life. The ONLY ONE we are to worship.
St. Patrick was not Roman Catholic at all. Yes, the American Irish built Churches to honor him, but the RCC never canonized St. Patrick. St. Patrick was a Sabbath keeper, for just one thing. He did not follow the RCC.
The history of the Catholic Church begins with the teachings of Jesus Christ, who lived in the 1st century CE in the province of Judea of the Roman Empire. The contemporary Catholic Church says that it is the continuation of the early Christian community established by Jesus.
Was St. Patrick Roman Catholic? Yes, he became an ordained priest, and was sent to Ireland to serve St. Palladius, who had been consecrated bishop, and sent to Ireland by Pope Celestine. Pope Celestine, was Pope from 10 September 422 to his death in 432.
Celestine's tenure was largely spent combating various ideologies deemed heretical. He supported the mission of the Gallic bishops that sent Germanus of Auxerre in 429, to Britain to address Pelagianism, and later commissioned Palladius as bishop to the Scots of Ireland and northern Britain. When Palladius died on a trip to Britain, Patrick was chosen as his successor and was consecrated bishop, by St. Germanus, the papal representative overseeing the Irish mission.
St. Patrick's preparation for his Irish Missionary work:
After six years, he escaped, being led by private revelations along a safe route back to Britain. Afterwards, he was commissioned in another private revelation to serve as a missionary to Ireland.
To prepare, he traveled to France and spent around two decades (20 years), as a monk-studying, praying, and practicing penance. He was ordained to the priesthood, and in 432 was sent to Ireland to serve St. Palladius, who had been consecrated bishop and sent to Ireland by Pope Celestine. When Palladius died on a trip to Britain, Patrick was chosen as his successor and was consecrated bishop by St. Germanus, the papal representative overseeing the Irish mission.
Patrick experienced enormous success in converting the Irish, and three assistant bishops from France were sent to help him, among them St. Sechnall (aka Secundinus). Within his generation the Irish had been transformed by God’s grace into a Christian (and Catholic) people.
@@coyotedust My research indicates that St. Patrick was NOT Catholic. I am not going to get into a long winded debate about the RCC. It does not have its origins in Christianity but in sun worship, Mithraism and paganism in general. Look at the headgear of the Pope. It is exactly like the hats of the priests of Dagon, who don't exactly get honorable mention in the Bible.
Look online for pictures of the Popes kissing the Koran. That is a book which asks Allah to destroy Christians and Jews. The Pope has recently said he thinks aliens should be baptized.
I have found it pointless to debate with those in the RCC. They can come out of it - I sure did. But it takes time. Sorry but you are now on mute.
Well, not in the modern sense, but his culture was Romano British, and many of the practices were like modern Catholicism. Ironically, the Bishop of Rome wasn't even called the pope yet in a way, most Christians are technically Catholic if you go by the official definition of Catholic, which means universal.
@coyotedust And the Orthodox church because those two congregations were once one church as God intended. The great schism was damaging to the body of Christ. This is, of course, coming from a Protestant.
@psalm1tree466 Evidently, you have been studying from propaganda sources written hundreds of years after the foundation of Saint Paul planting the church in Rome. None of that is historical but just as divisive as the anti Proteatant and anti Orthodox propaganda from the Catholic church. You are not of Christ but are bringing a spirit of dissension. I ask you to pray before you say anything next because you are contradicting Saint Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth. Also, God fearing Catholics reject pope Francis as the medieval Catholics slew the Muslims for invading Christian lands.
😂😂😂😂 why are you lying at patrick was racist murderer