What’s True About St. Patrick?
The truth about Saint Patrick is that his meaningful life is overlooked by most people. What is celebrated in the holiday has little to nothing to do with the man himself. Here’s a chance to learn more about the documentation on the life of a man whose legacy is worthy of respect and emulation.
Find out how much of this man’s life and work you know via the following quiz then let us know in the comments below if you found any of it surprising. If it’s all new to you, learn something of his unusual youth and get a glimpse of his work.
For more information check out this article that includes recommended books on this famous man see Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day.
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The man we call St. Patrick was not born in Ireland.
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True
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False
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Patrick was born in what we now know of as…
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England.
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France.
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In his childhood Patrick rejected the gospel of Christ.
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True
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False
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Patrick was kidnapped at age 16 by…
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Irish Pirates.
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German Visigoths.
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During his captivity he came to the end of himself and…
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Gave up hope.
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Began trusting God.
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A changed soul, Patrick was able to escape captivity and return home at about age…
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16.
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22.
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A major factor in the effectiveness of Saint Patrick’s ministry was his…
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Humility.
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Optimism.
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Modern St. Patrick’s Day celebrations are based on historical facts.
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True
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False
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The Lorica of St. Patrick, or St. Patrick’s Breastplate, is a…
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Prayer of confidence.
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Guide for worship.
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Patrick is considered the first Christian leader to oppose…
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Slavery.
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Racism.
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Saint Patrick was especially grateful for the opportunity to…
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Preach and teach the grace of God.
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Bring social change to Ireland.
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Saint Patrick’s work was beneficial to only Christians.
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True
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False
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Near the end of his life Patrick wrote his…
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Auctoritas.
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Confessio.
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Saint Patrick’s effort to minister in Ireland continues to inspire missionaries.
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True
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False
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I only got 5 correct, very interesting quiz.
Thanks much for checking it out!
got 13 out of 14 right!
Excellent job! Hope you enjoyed the quiz’s content.
I got 11 out of 14
Not bad I guess
Not bad at all! :- ) Thanks for checking this out.
10/14, some were just lucky guesses, but I learnt a lot!
So glad you were able to learn from this quiz. Thanks for coming by!
I guessed a lot, but it was fun to learn. Thanks for letting us know.
Hi! Thanks for stopping by and letting us know you enjoyed this one.
A survey taken in the US on where he was born might prove to amuse you, in that case. :- ) The provided link to more info (which offers info on a useful book) seems to be caught in a glitch but maybe they’ll get it straightened out soon.
I never heard anyone claim Patrick was Irish 🙂 There is no scholarly consensus on where he was born, but the most likely evidence points to either Wales or Scotland.