St. Patrick: Apostle of Ireland Trailer

St. Patrick: Apostle of Ireland Trailer (2004)

20 October 2004 History, Factual

Go beyond the revelry of St. Patrick's Day and learn about the man himself. This dramatic documentary features reenactments of St. Patrick's life and deeds and explores the only writings of his known to exist: "Confession" and "Letter to Coroticus." Father Frank Fahey, of Ballintubber Abbey, and Michael Slavin, author of The Book of Tara, discuss the history of this important figure who brought Christianity to Ireland.

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Cast

Nicholas McCarthy

as St. Patrick

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United States 20 October 2004

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