One legend claims that a king allowed this man to proselytize his country after the king's advisors were unable to douse this man's eternally burning flame.
One legend claims that a king allowed this man to proselytize his country after the king's advisors were unable to douse this man's eternally burning flame. The Liber Hymnorum contains a poem attributed to this author known as his "breastplate" in which this man and his companion transform into a deer while on their way to preach. This figure wrote the Letter to Coroticus, which protests against the slave trade. Popular legend claims that he was born (*) Maewyn Succat, and that as a teenager he was captured by pirates. This man's namesake cathedral can be found at Armagh, (arr-MAH) where he established a monastery. This man supposedly drove all the snakes from a certain island and used the shamrock to illustrate the Trinity. For 10 points, name this patron saint of Ireland
One legend claims that a king allowed this man to proselytize his country after the king's advisors were unable to douse this man's eternally burning flame.
Saint Patrick