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The life and testimony of Maewyn Succat, AKA St. Patrick

The World's Hatred Teacher: Jon Morales, Lead Pastor at Oak Pointe Church John 15:18-27 In two weeks, our nation will commemorate St. Patrick's Day, but amid the leprechauns, shamrocks, and corned beef, does anyone remember what we're celebrating? Maewyn Succat, later known as St. Patrick, was born in Britain in the fourth century A.D. Shortly before Patrick turned 16, his family's villa was attacked by pirates, who abducted him to their homeland of Ireland and sold him as a slave. It was there, enslaved in a foreign land, that Patrick encountered Jesus. After six years of harsh labor, Patrick finally escaped his oppressors and embarked on a two-year journey home. Safely returned to his family at last, the young man soon began to sense the call of God to do something absolutely mad: journey back to Ireland and share the Gospel with the very people who had enslaved him. Despite fierce opposition, that is exactly what Patrick did. Selflessly, he devoted his life to proclaiming the message of Christ throughout Ireland, by which an entire nation was transformed by the Gospel. As we reflect on the radical, self-giving love of St. Patrick, we recognize the high calling placed on everyone who claims to follow Jesus. Join us this Sunday as our upcoming message challenges how you and I respond to “The World's Hatred” today.

The World's Hatred Teacher: Jon Morales, Lead Pastor at Oak Pointe Church John 15:18-27 In two weeks, our nation will commemorate St. Patrick's Day, but amid the leprechauns, shamrocks, and corned beef, does anyone remember what we're celebrating? Maewyn Succat, later known as St. Patrick, was born in Britain in the fourth century A.D. Shortly before Patrick turned 16, his family's villa was attacked by pirates, who abducted him to their homeland of Ireland and sold him as a slave. It was there, enslaved in a foreign land, that Patrick encountered Jesus. After six years of harsh labor, Patrick finally escaped his oppressors and embarked on a two-year journey home. Safely returned to his family at last, the young man soon began to sense the call of God to do something absolutely mad: journey back to Ireland and share the Gospel with the very people who had enslaved him. Despite fierce opposition, that is exactly what Patrick did. Selflessly, he devoted his life to proclaiming the message of Christ throughout Ireland, by which an entire nation was transformed by the Gospel. As we reflect on the radical, self-giving love of St. Patrick, we recognize the high calling placed on everyone who claims to follow Jesus. Join us this Sunday as our upcoming message challenges how you and I respond to “The World's Hatred” today.

Cristo en el corazón de cada hombre que piense en mí... Cristo en la boca de todos los que hablen de mí... Cristo en cada ojo que me mira... Cristo en cada oído que me escucha De "San Patricio"

On this special one-hour Friday broadcast, Mike D. joins us as a cohost to discuss the occult nature of St. Patrick's Day. Although green is associated with the festival, blue was the original color of the Saint, whose real name was Maewyn Succat - blue was the original color associated with Santa Clause too. This is ironic since St Patrick drove out all the serpents from the Emerald Isle, i.e. a metaphor for the pagans and Druids, who honored nature in its personification as the Green Man. The very green shamrock, or seamroy (Celts), was a very sacred plant in Ireland due to its association with spring renewal. Perhaps a four-leaf clover is most lucky because the four petals symbolize the four elements and seasons, or their eight total notches represent the entire wheel of the year. Even the Leprechaun, or lobaircin, meaning ‘small-bodied fellow', is equated to nature in the form of a fairy, sprite, elf, gnome, etc. These earth-dwellers have magical powers and protect with that magic their treasure below.

Are you wearing green today? Did you know Saint Patrick's real name is Maewyn Succat? That's right, throughout episode 74, the guys have all of the interesting facts about one of the weirdest holidays this great country celebrates. Who has the healthiest cheeseburger? The future of cars are here, and oh my goodness it is wild. New stuff is coming to Dallas and they can always be found here. From Bojangles to Meow Wolf to Portillo's. It's like Dallas is still the city of splendid realities even after this advertisement was published about 100 years ago. Lastly, television "recs" are here, so don't listen to anything else but this right here! Don't forget to check out Crossbar Soccer + Beer in Richardson. It's the place to be if you love soccer, beer, watching sports, hanging out with good people or all of the above. They have men and coed leagues every quarter as well as open pickup everyday of the week. Also, they have a huge selection of some of the greatest local craft beers.  Follow along with all things involving the Red Pegasus Podcast. We're on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook @RedPegasusPod. If you subscribe, rate and review, we will personally give you a shoutout on the show.  Do you have a story idea or want us to discuss something specific on the pod? Maybe you have a small business or individual you want us to promote? We're always looking to highlight local Texans and their passions, so email us at redpegasuspod@gmail.com. Visit the Red Pegasus Podcast shop to purchase things like shirts, sweaters and stickers!

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Hello Hennies!  Join John, DanO, and the lady who's tramp stamp reads, “may contain alcohol,” Latina Turner, as they give guidance for St Patrick's Day 2022!   Sexy bartender Kirk drops by with a holiday cocktail, and John tries to explain the origins of this “American” tradition. Topics include shirtless Tic Toc boys, Tex Mex mayhem, why Maewyn Succat changed his name, and a “live” taste test of Coke-A-Cola's new flavor, Starlight!   Contact Us Please!  HomoLiciousPod@gmail.comStaten Island St. Patrick's Day Parade, Larry Cummings OUT!:  https://www.change.org/p/staten-island-lgbtq-saint-patrick-s-parade-remove-larry-cummings-from-staten-islands-st-patrick-s-day-paradeREMOVE LARRY CUMMINGS! : https://www.change.org/p/staten-island-lgbtq-saint-patrick-s-parade-remove-larry-cummings-from-staten-islands-st-patrick-s-day-parade  Coke's new flavor, Starlight:  https://www.tastingtable.com/773372/the-internet-is-baffled-by-coca-colas-new-starlight-flavor/

Son vrai nom est Maewyn Succat. Écoutez l'histoire de Saint Patrick, l'homme à l'origine de la célèbre fête irlandaise ! Un récit à découvrir dans votre podcast Culture G. Aimez, partagez et... abonnez-vous (en activant les notifications).

The Irish have survived famine, oppression, discrimination and agricultural nightmares yet in today's modern days, the Irish resiliency still shines through despite the ongoing pandemic, shutdowns and social distancing. But where there's a will, there's a way and the Irish still celebrate their patron saint, Maewyn Succat, that's right St. Patrick with virtual St. Patrick's Day celebrations throughout the city, the dying of the Chicago River and maybe hoisting a pint or two in the kitchen. So, push away the couch, roll up the rug, kick off your shoes and celebrate St. Paddy's Day the Irish way! Today on Windy City Irish Radio, it's all about the celebration with music from The Elders, Enya, Stocktons Wing, Mary Black, Carlos Núñez, JigJam, Damien Dempsey, Drops of Green, The Gleasons, Bing Crosby, and The Wolfe Tones. It's all right here on Windy City Irish Radio live each Sunday afternoon from 12noon to 1pm on 750AM WNDZ or catch the podcast right here at www.windycityirishradio.com.

Have you ever stopped to wonder about Saint Patrick? Who he was, why do we wear green, why do we drink beer, and why is everyone so merry on March 17th.  On today’s wise walk, we are thinking about where in our lives we can ask questions about ourselves or the beliefs and traditions that we follow. So as we stride together, the questions on our minds are: Where in your life can you ask more questions? Is there something you’ve accepted as part of who you are but don’t actually know why? As you get curious, how will your answers and awareness impact your choices and actions? And how can you deepen your understanding of what lights you up and broadens your awareness of what you should celebrate in your life? Saint Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland, but did you know he was not of Irish descent? Patrick was born a Roman citizen because Britain was part of Rome back then, and his birth name was Maewyn Succat. At the age of sixteen, he was captured and taken to NE Ireland, where he was enslaved as a shepherd. After six years, he escaped or was released and ended up in France, there is much more to his story, but you will have to listen to hear the rest. My grandparents came to Ellis Island from Ireland on a boat when they were sixteen or seventeen years old. So taking time to celebrate their history, who they were, and where they came from was a really great way for them to feel connected, understood, and supported. St. Patrick’s day as we know it developed over time. In my family, we have two traditions that my grandma Tess started over fifty years ago, so we almost consider these traditions holidays. We have a Kris Kringle the Saturday before Christmas, and we have a family picnic in July. Pre Covid, we had a great turnout to both because these dates have been honored for my entire life. Thank you so much for helping me get curious and expand my love of learning. Thank you for helping me stretch outside my comfort zone and learn new things about what lights me up and what sparks my Heart Vibe. For now, I am being called to offer this podcast and go on wise walks with you as a way to honor Heart Value that aligns with my True Stride.    In this episode: [00:24] Welcome to the show! [01:51] Have you ever stopped to wonder who Saint Patrick is? [03:53] Where in your life can you ask more questions? [04:01] Is there something that you’ve accepted as a part of who you are and what you do, but you don’t actually know how that came to be? [04:13] As you get curious, how will your answers and awareness impact your choices and actions? [04:24] How can you deepen your understanding of what lights you up and broadens your awareness of what you should celebrate in your life? [06:54] Patrick had a clear calling and went back to the mainland as a missionary. [08:57] Where in your life are you passionate and filled with purpose? [09:06] What is the message that you’re being called to share? [09:52] Patrick is known for using the Shamrock as a tool to teach Ireland about the trinity. [11:18] A legend says that Patrick chased all the snakes out of Ireland. [13:46] Did you know the first New York City Parade took place in 1762? [14:52] What do you hope your legacy becomes? [16:23] Let me know how you plan to celebrate St. Patrick’s day. [17:21] I hope you feel my passion for making choices and taking actions that spark my Heart Vibe.   [18:05] Thank you for listening!   Memorable Quotes: “At the end of the day, we are all striding to move forward.”  “I now see the shamrock as a teaching tool.” “I find it interesting that traditions come into existence and then they evolve over time.”  “My grandparents took the boat from Ireland to Ellis Island when they were sixteen years old.”  “The focus is always on our family and the celebration of love.”  “Self-reflect and take time to ask questions.”    Links and Resources: Mary Tess Rooney Email Facebook | LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram

Thanks so much for tuning in to episode 2 of Don't Leave the House! This week, Haley gives us some background on St. Patrick's Day. Amanda gets in to a crazy abduction story that shaped our views of aliens. Sources for this episode are History.com, ireland-calling.com, lifehacker.com, and mentalfloss.com. If you would like to support our growth, you can do so at anchor.fm/dontleavethehouse or patreon.com/dontleavethehouse. You can find us on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter. Contact us at dontleavethehousepodcast@gmail.com. We TRULY appreciate you!!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dontleavethehouse/support

Son vrai nom, c'est Maewyn Succat. Écoutez l'histoire de Saint Patrick, l'homme qui à l'origine de la célèbre fête irlandaise ! Un récit à découvrir dans votre podcast Culture G. Aimez, partagez et... abonnez-vous !

Tune in to Windy City Irish Radio this week as Mike and Tim celebrate the feast day of one Maewyn Succat, more popularly know as St. Patrick. In a special extended podcast, learn all about the life of our patron saint and some interesting tidbits about his annual holiday. There's music of the season from Paul Brady Music with Rodney Crowell (Official), Galician piper Carlos Núñez, Brian Mullen Music, The Wolfe Tones, Black 47, the pride of Denton, TX Brave Combo, The Hacienda Brothers, previews of some upcoming concerts including Socks in the Frying Pan and The Fitzgeralds at the Irish American Heritage Center, Cherish the Ladies at the Old Town School of Folk Music, The High Kings at The MacAninch Arts Center in Glen Ellyn and Danny Burns at City Winery Chicago. Tune in to WSBC 1240AM every Wednesday from 8PM - 9PM for the finest in Irish music and catch this week's holiday broadcast here www.windycityirishradio.com

We've entered an alternate reality where Valentina shows up with a topic and Patti barely shows up. On the list of this week's worst? Cosby, Jackson, C.K., Weinstein, and Carlson. Oh, and we can't forget Mr. No Fun at the office. Somewhere towards the end the topic of the day finally comes up as Val tells us how we are all the worst for knowing so little about a guy named Maewyn Succat. 

This is the week that we celebrate the life of one, Maewyn Succat, known more commonly as St. Patrick. As the patron saint of Ireland, St. Patrick's death has long been commemorated in the U.S. with green rivers, long parades, and habitually food-colored beer. Tonight on Windy City Irish Radio, the lads celebrate the man and his well-earned holiday with songs and stories of the traditions of the season. Tune in for music from Barleyjuice, Natalie MacMaster with Donnell Leahy, The Dubliners Official, The Irish Rovers, The Clancy Brothers AND The Chancey Brothers. Also listen for Danú, The Elders, The Makem & Spain Brothers, The Recollective and Wolfe Tones Official Fan Page. Who loves a parade? We sure do!! Happy Saint Patrick's Day from Windy City Irish Radio!! Tune in every Wednesday from 8PM to 9PM to WSBC 1240 and catch our holiday podcast at www.windycityirishradio.com.

Born a flouting believer in Christianity, a young Maewyn Succat was captured by pirates and sold into slavery at a tender age of 16 where he tended to sheep. During that time of captivity, Maewyn strengthened his relationship with God through prayer; eventually leading to his conversion to Christianity. A few years after escaping captivity, young Maewyn, in a vision, was harkened “We appeal to you, holy servant boy, to come and walk among us” and walk among them, he did. Roaming the countryside he taught the message of Christianity through his analogical shamrock teachings and his legendary expulsion of ophidian creatures. Shedding the Succat name, he became the first successful evangelist of Christianity; The Apostle of Ireland, St. Patrick, and he is once again celebrated by virtue of devotion, tradition, and legend with music, dance, song and a celebratory pint or two. Join Tim Taylor and Mike Shevlin for an extended evening celebrating the first Bishop of Armagh with stories about the life of times of our greatest saint, St. Patrick, with music from Barleyjuice, The Gleasons, The Tossers, Brave Combo, Sharon Shannon with Greg Guy, The High Kings, The Chancey Brothers, Ron Kavana, Girsa, The Great Whiskey Project, The Prodigals, Trian, Katie Grennan, Eileen Ivers, Andy Cooney and the Wolftones. Join Mike and Tim each Wednesday night from 8pm to 9pm on WSBC 1240 AM and WCFJ 1470 AM or listen on our podcast at www.windycityirishradio.com. Happy St. Patrick's Day from Windy City Irish Radio!

Maewyn Succat, born on March 17, 493 by parents, Calpurnius and Conchessa. As a teen he was kidnapped by pirates and sold into slavery in Ireland to herd and tend sheep on Slemish mountain, Co Antrim. During his six-year captivity, he became fluent in the Irish language, he turned to God in prayer. He escaped after having a dream sent from God in which he was told to leave Ireland by going to the coast where he would find a ship waiting to sail to Britain. He was set the task of teaching Christianity to the Irish. He travelled throughout Ireland for more than 40 years preaching the Gospel and converting many through his anological shamrock teachings of the trinity. He is the legendary eradicator of ophidian creatures, the “Apostle of Ireland”. He’s St. Patrick! In his honor, we, today, die rivers green, host parades and hoist a pint. Join Mike and Tim as they celebrate the honor of the greatest Saint that ever lived with music by... and lots of fun facts about St. Patrick and St. Patrick's Day.