Week Two
St. Patrick's Celebration
There are a great many "traditions" about St. Patrick's Day celebrated in the United States, especially in the Boston area. It can be hard to remember that Patrick was a 5th century Christian Bishop who brought Christianity to Ireland. The activities below will help your family celebrate St. Patrick's Day by learning about St. Patrick and following his example of faith.
Watch Patrick O'Reilly's Story of St. Patrick here.
Watch Patrick O'Reilly's Story of St. Patrick here.
Make these paper plate shamrocks to remember St. Patrick's teaching of the Trinity!
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The rainbow is a Christian symbol often used in St. Patrick's Day celebrations. Make this fun treat and talk with your children about how they can live out their promises to God as St. Patrick did.
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Play this fun flashcard game using words about St. Patrick's Day. You will want to pick and choose which cards you print as some of them do not focus on the religious significance of St. Patrick.
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Make this traditional St. Patrick's food - don't forget to cut the cross in the top! Be sure to say St. Patrick's prayer together before you eat!
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