Hello everyone, today is Sunday and I wish a
wonderful day, my name is Dario and I’m writing this post in order to remind
you all about one of the most celebrated holidays around the world, the Saint
Patrick’s Day.
It is originated in Ireland and during the
Irish famine it was brought to America where became quite famous. In New York
City for example, its cathedral was built in honor to St. Patrick. In Chicago, there
are loads of Irish-Americans too. They paint the Chicago River in green to
commemorate the holiday. Therefore, the greatest festivity is in Dublin,
Ireland.
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Saint Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland.
Everybody wears green and shamrocks on March 17 and throw parties on every
corner of the island. There are people from the whole world in Dublin this week
in order to have fun and pay homage to St. Patrick.
If you want to read more about this event and the history of Saint Patrick you'd better visit the following websites: /http://www.dublin.ie/ , http://www.stpatricksfestival.ie/ or http://www.ireland.com/
47 Comentários
Cassiano: To see a river or a lake in green color is very nice!
ResponderExcluirRonaldo: It's a very nice event. Why can't we have this in Brasil? =[
ResponderExcluirNice post, Dario!
St Patrick's Day is A Very Special Date for the Irish and their descendants in the United States . celebrate the arrival of the Catholic religion to Ireland . is a day celebrated with much joy and is very similar to our carnival.
ResponderExcluirSt. Patrick's Day is celebrated by the Irish like a Carnival with parades through the city streets. The People dress in green, painted shamrocks on their faces and among children there is a tradition of pinch the friends who don't wear green on that day.
ResponderExcluirCurrently, St. Patrick's Day is celebrated by people of all backgrounds in the United States, Canada and Australia. Although North America is home to the largest productions, St. Patrick's day is also celebrated in other locations far from Ireland, including Japan, Singapore, Russia, Argentina and some cities of Brazil. Everywhere, people dance, sing and drink "green beer" in Irish Pubs, just having a good time and enjoying themselves!
Fabíola S. Martins.
The St. Patrick's Day, known for bringing the Catholic religion for Ireland, is a date celebrated by countries that speak the English language. He is the Patron Saint of Ireland. People usually go on the green streets and use shamrocks to celebrate. People parade in the streets. Among children, there's the tradition of pinching friends who don't wear green on this day! Happy St. Patrick's Day!!!
ResponderExcluirJosé Wellington Jucá de Queiroz Fernandes
English Course - Intensive - SVII
Saint Patrick 's Day is the celebration of the day of the patron saint of Ireland, but is celebrated in all countries who speak English too. On this day people go out in the streets in a happy walk and all green dresses.
ResponderExcluirWell, I did not know much about that day, but did a little research and realized the difference he has to celebrate the day of a sando there compared to our country, but especially the color that characterizes it, green, because it is my favorite color lol
Andréia Souza
Joelson: Many countries celebrate the Saint Patrick’s Day, so must to be very cool see a big group of persons using green clothes and green accessories.
ResponderExcluirSt. Patrick used the shamrock to explain the Holy Trinity to the pagan Celts, so, the use of clover three leaves is linked to celebrations.
I did not know the story of Saint Patrick, but was glad to learn that he spent his life doing good and preaching the word of God.
ResponderExcluirNilda.
I am Emanuele Cavalcante. I have not faith in St. Patrick. I'm Jehovah's Witnesses. I study the Bible, a book of fact and prophecy and I learned that a god want I give glory only to him because he givem me my life. Jehovah not St. Patrick.
ResponderExcluirExodus: 20:05 - "...I, Jehovah your God, am a God who requires exclusive devotion ..."
Revelation: 4:11 - " “You are worthy, Jehovah* our God, to receive the glory+ and the honor+ and the power,because you created all things,+ and because of your will they came into existence and were created.”
Emanuele Cavalcante
Last thursday in the classroom, I had the opportunity to know more about St. Patrick's history and I think nowadays there is a little trivialization of this celebration and the Irish culture.
ResponderExcluirAurea Helena
On the day of Saint Patrick is not only celebrated the day of the saint, but also a different culture style, that calls my attention.
ResponderExcluirBy: Lais Brito, semester 7
St. Patrick's Day is a well-known party in countries like irish and united states . That date is very special to be part of the Catholic religion and join many green costumed people on the street. It´s culinary delights to many and make us smile by the emotion of the people . Well liked to know a little about March 17 St. Patrick's Day :) :) :p
ResponderExcluirIt's very important to know the cultures of other countries. "Is a learning in our lives"
ResponderExcluirDailon Maciel
Time:J7
On 17 March is celebrated san Patrick's Day where people wear green. Green ribbons and shamrocks are used in the celebrations of St. Patrick's Day. They say that St. Patrick used the shamrock to explain the "Holy Trinity" to Celtic pagans , the use of three-leaf shamrocks and other objects represent this day.
ResponderExcluirTamara Arruda C6
Hello everyone! I have learned a lot about Ireland and its customs. In the last class, our teacher Dario and other classmates told me about St. Patrick’s day. I learned that St. Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland, the shamrock symbolizes the Trinity and an elf can take you to a pot of gold in somewhere over the rainbow. On March 17th, people wears green and go out to the streets to a big party and people from the whole world go to Dublin in this day. It was a very interesting lesson. Thank you all!
ResponderExcluirSuely, VI Intensive Semester
I enjoy the post and the culture about Ireland. Great post teacher ! This holiday can be compared as the day of St. Joseph for example, the difference is that here people dont dress it with green clothes and in Ireland They dont use statues. What else mark this holiday are the leaves of clover and green clothes and that's what makes the holiday is so cute! I hope one day to go to Ireland to celebrate this special day 😂
ResponderExcluirSaint Patrick´s Day. I think very important this celebration for the culture the Ireland, because show the world that valued the culture their live.People dress of green,the world go green,places go green,uau this is crazy.I would like go this celebration known wolrdwide,in the future.
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ResponderExcluirIt looks so fun!! It would be great to enjoy this different carnival!!
ResponderExcluirKelly Batista
This is one special day for Ireland and for the world, to commemorate the holiday the people wear clothes the color green and paint the places with green and the people make a big party on the city streets . The Saint Patrick's day is very fun and cool I hope go to Ireland to celebrate this special day.
ResponderExcluirThe Saint Patrick´s day is very known around the world; Well, this is very interesting because go to the streets with green clothes, hats, paint hers faces, so is so very fun and crazy, in Ireland there one history, I learn this history when I celebrated, this history talk about one beutiful woman in Dublin´s city, she was a fishmonger and she died because she has a fever, and this history become a official anthem of Ireland, so I enjoyed this day with my class friends and my teacher.
ResponderExcluirBy: Matheus Pontes
I don't know much, but i think Saint Patrick's day is very significant to Ireland and the green color remember me lucky like white remember peace, moreover he's a Saint that is more important from us because of religion.
ResponderExcluirTiago Bezerra
It's very important! There are a large number of Irish immigrants in other countries celebrating the Saint Patrick's ay. Here in Brazil, the Saint Patrick's Day is cause for celebration in pubs, they get very foreign and celebrate Irish culture of Brazil.
ResponderExcluirIt would be a dream for me to participate in this great celebration , I would use a green clothing as a Guinomo and would jump on the streets like crazy!
ResponderExcluirSaint Patrick's Day commemorates the arrival of Christianity in Ireland, and celebrates the heritage and culture of the Irish in general. Celebrations generally involve public parades and festivals and the wearing of green attire or shamrocks.
ResponderExcluirMayara Arruda B6
March 17 is a very important day in Ireland - celebrated its patron saint. The Irish and their descendants in the United States and around the world celebrate St. Patrick's Day - St. Patrick's Day. The Saint Patrick's Day is a national holiday in Ireland, is also a holiday in Montserrat. In Canada, UK, Australia, the United States, Argentina and New Zealand, it is widely celebrated. People dress in green, shamrocks painted on his face, because the clover is a symbol of Ireland. Loved the little celebration we did in class.
ResponderExcluirLuciane de Sousa, j7
I liked the St Patrick's Day because It's a different holiday, both the fact that people use green as Ireland-wide if "sprucing" green, and is a very lively partyin which you can enjoy with your family without fear of suffering some violence.
ResponderExcluirAmanda Alves B6
Is for English- speaking countries , as well as the Carnival in Brazil and the Oktoberfest in Germany
ResponderExcluirVery crazy this party. People commemorate Patron Ireland Saint Patrick, they use shamrock that means trinity and believe the leprechaun will go show up in forest...a party some confuse because there are a mix religiousness with mythology.
ResponderExcluirI think formely this day had a means religious for people but nowadays the attraction is more commercial, turned for turism.
Saint Patrick's day, is a fantastic day when people leave the streets wearing green clothes and celebrating , singing happy songs , is a very cool day in Ireland .
ResponderExcluirGislania Meneses J7
Saint Patrick's day is a very special day for the Irish, everybody wears green clothes and celebrate in the streets all day, drinking and eating so much, it's very cool. The people around the world also celebrate this holiday, everybody loves Saint Patrick's day :))
ResponderExcluirAndressa Vieira J7
Saint Patrick's day is very important for the Irish, everybody wears green clothes and celebrate in the streets all day, it's very cool ! :))
ResponderExcluirAndressa Vieira J7
the St. Patrick's Day is a celebration compared at our carnival. every year people come together in the streets, all of wearing green to celebrate Ireland's patron party. and who does not wearing green can win a nip.
ResponderExcluirI'd really like to have St Patrick's Day here in Brazil, actually I'd like to be Irish haha.. It's a reallly nice event/celebration that organize people in all around the world but more in Ireland.
ResponderExcluirMarília Gabriela J-7
" May your blessings outnumber the shamropcks that grow, and may trouble avoid you wherever you go."
ResponderExcluirHappy Saint Patrick's day!
Karytia Nayara J|7
St. Patrick's day is a very important holiday in Ireland, It's very cool known better about the history, see people enjoying the festivity all of them using the green color, and the river painting with this color. It's so beautiful, it's a nice history.
ResponderExcluirJhuliana, D/7
This date is very important for the Irish. It's a beautiful party! Unfortunately, Brazil wouldn't be able to have such a beautiful festival like St. Patrick. Loved the green river that looks like umd and the people happiness.
ResponderExcluirBrena Michelle D7
Sant Patrick's day is very importante for the Irish, because he was known for bringing the catholic religion to Ireland, that day, all people wear green. Wyllane Andrade J7
ResponderExcluirSt. Patrick's day is a festive day , very significant for the Irish , people dance and wear green clothes, is a very fun party . Karitya J7
ResponderExcluirSt Patrick's Day is probably the most celebrated saints day in the world . Also St. Patrick used the shamrock to explain the Holy Trinity to the pagan Celts. Lindemberg B6
ResponderExcluirSaint Patrick's Day is the annual festival celebrating the arrival area of St. Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland, where people dress in green and leave in a festive walk. It is a beautiful party and important for the country, I hope to go to Ireland some day and celebrate St. Patrick's day.
ResponderExcluirTaynara Gadelha J7.
The Saint Patrick’s Day Is A day famous in Ireland as valentine's days in Brazil. In that day the people use green clothes and props. Saint Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland.This day is very special for people irish. Zilda Vieira.
ResponderExcluirHello, my name is Juliana lucio, and Saint patrick´s day was a new discovery to me, I have never listen nothing about this day before of the CLM. I am very happy for to study in a place who teach for us students more than a language but true culture of the others countries, thank you, CLM!
ResponderExcluirSaint Patrick's feast day, as a kind of national day, was already being celebrated by the Irish in Europe in the ninth and tenth centuries. In later times, he became more and more widely known as the patron of Ireland. Saint Patrick's feast day was finally placed on the universal liturgical calendar in the Catholic Church due to the influence of Waterford-born Franciscan scholar Luke Wadding in the early 1600s. Saint Patrick's Day thus became a holy day of obligation for Roman Catholics in Ireland.
ResponderExcluirFca Roseane.
St. Patrick’s Day is a holiday known for parades, shamrocks and all things Irish. From leprechauns to the color green, find out how symbols we now associate with St. Patrick’s Day came to be, and learn about a few that are purely American invention.
ResponderExcluir- Mayra Henrique
The St. Patrick's day is fantastic! I like it, because is a different holiday, and your history is very interesting.
ResponderExcluirFabio - L3
San Patrik's day is cultural and beatiful tradicional celebration on republic of Ireland, but in other coutries too,like: Argentina,Canada,U.S.A, Australia and New Zelad...everybody used green color,my favorite,to give,lucky,hope,prosperity and faith....
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