st. patrick's day originated from irish - american diaspora.
st. patrick's day originated from irish - american diaspora.
where does st. patrick's day originate from?
irish - american diaspora
st. patrick's cathedral









































st. patrick's cathedral may refer to:









































section::::australia.









































bullet::::- st patrick's basilica, fremantle, western australia









































bullet::::- st patrick's cathedral, ballarat, roman catholic diocese of ballarat, victoria









































bullet::::- st patrick's cathedral, melbourne, victoria









































bullet::::- st patrick's cathedral, parramatta, new south wales









































bullet::::- st patrick's cathedral, toowoomba, queensland









































bullet::::- st patrick's cathedral, bunbury









































section::::barbados.









































bullet::::- st. patrick's cathedral, bridgetown









































section::::canada.









































bullet::::- st. patrick's basilica, montreal, quebec









































bullet::::- st patrick's basilica, ottawa, ontario









































bullet::::- st. patrick's cathedral, thunder bay, ontario









































bullet::::- st. patrick's church, st. john's, newfoundland









































section::::india.









































bullet::::- st patrick's cathedral, poona









































bullet::::- st patrick's cathedral, gumla









































section::::northern ireland.
st. patrick's cathedral
alfred kellogg and robert cox, have claimed that the modern customs of saint valentine's day originate from the roman lupercalia customs. but j. hillis miller and others find the hypothesis unconvincing: they say there is no proof that the modern customs of saint valentine's day can be traced to the lupercalia, and the claim seems to originate from misconceptions about the festivities. jack oruch says there is no written record of gelasius ever intending a replacement of lupercalia.









































section::::theories of the christianization of feasts.:easter.
christianization of saints and feasts