Resurrection Youth Ministry

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It's not too late to come be a part of Stations! Come to the main church at 9am tomorrow. We'll be there!

Happy St. Patty's Day! Did you know that St. Patrick wasn't Irish? St. Patrick wasn't Irish, and he wasn't born in Ireland. Patrick's parents were Roman citizens living in modern-day England, or more precisely in Scotland or Wales (scholars cannot agree on which). He was born in 385 AD. By that time, most Romans were Christians and the Christian religion was spreading rapidly across Europe.... Also, St. Patrick used the shamrock to preach about the trinity. Many claim the shamrock represents faith, hope, and love, or any number of other things but it was actually used by Patrick to teach the mystery of the Holy Trinity, and how three things, the Father, The Son, and the Holy Spirit could be separate entities, yet one in the same. Obviously, the pagan rulers of Ireland found Patrick to be convincing because they quickly converted to Christianity.

8:15am or 7:00pm tomorrow

Took me a sec. Hint: Church benches.