St. Patrick's Trivia Fun Facts
St. Patrick's Day has always been associated with green, right? Or has it?
With St. Patrick having been around during the 400 A.D. period, a lot has gotten lost in time. Here are some truths and Mythbusters surrounding the "Irish" holiday.
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Why do we actually celebrate it on March 17th? Well, the holiday was chosen to commemorate St. Patrick's death which took place on March 17th in 461 AD.
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St. Patrick's Day officially began as a religious holiday to celebrate the Saint but soon became tied to Ireland's independence movement which took place in the 1700s.
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Every year, St. Patrick's Day is celebrated around the world on March 17th.
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Happy St. Maewyn Day! While he changed his name when he entered the priesthood, his official name was originally Maewyn Succat.
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Four-leaf clovers are meant to bring good luck. The three-leaf plant, or Shamrock, is associated with St. Patrick and his holiday as a symbol for the Holy Trinity in Christianity.
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Trick question! While green is associated with the holiday because of the Irish, St. Patrick's official color was actually blue.
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Since 1962, the city of Chicago has been dying the Chicago River green to celebrate the holiday.
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The St. Patrick's Day parade is a staple in New York City life. Taking place on 5th Avenue, the parade has been around for over 250 years.
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This is definitely thought to be legend since many scientists suggest that Ireland has never been home to snakes. Since snakes are a powerful statement in the Bible, this is thought to be a metaphor versus actual fact.
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