Understanding St. Patrick's Mission

The transcript discusses Patrick's divine calling to preach the gospel in Ireland, a land perceived as barbaric. Despite fears and doubts, Patrick embarks on a challenging journey to Christianize Ireland. The mission is seen as risky and potentially doomed, yet Patrick is driven by faith. The narrative also touches on secrets and past events that influence the present.

What was the primary motivation behind St. Patrick's mission to Ireland?

• To explore new lands

• To preach the gospel

• To escape slavery

• To seek personal glory

How was Ireland perceived during St. Patrick's time?

• A land of opportunity

• A place of advanced civilization

• A barbaric land at the world's end

• A peaceful and prosperous nation

What emotion did St. Patrick experience when called to return to Ireland?

• Excitement

• Fear

• Indifference

• Joy

What was the general opinion about St. Patrick's mission to Ireland?

• It was a guaranteed success

• It was unnecessary

• It was a noble endeavor

• It was doomed to fail

Why did people think St. Patrick's mission was risky?

• He was too young

• He was unfamiliar with the culture

• He lacked resources

• He faced enemies who did not know God

What challenge did St. Patrick face in his mission?

• Language barriers

• Resistance from the Irish people

• Lack of support from the church

• Insufficient funding