Patrick, patron saint of Ireland

 

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 I bind myself today to the power of heaven,
the light of the sun, the brightness of moon,
the splendor of fire, the speed of lightning,
the swiftness of wind, the depth of the sea,
the stability of earth, the firmness of rocks...
The symbolic imagery:
A young Patrick stands on a hill looking toward home just as he makes his escape from slavery. Embers glow and an Irish wolfhound accompanies him.

Wild geese fly overhead infront of a rainbow; shamrocks grow among the rocks. as well as make up part of the border. His various names are one the top, with a"P" adapted from the book of Kells. Celtic symbols comprise the border as does a verse from his "binding prayer".

St. Patrick
Feast Day: March 17

Patron of
.Ireland .Nigeria
.Engineers
.Excluded People

Invoked against Fear of Snakes


Actual size: 5½" x 7½" x ¾" thick

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