St. Patrick's life from kidnapping to Irish Catholicism

Ireland celebrates Saint Patrick every March 17. But how many of us can really say that we know who he is – or who he was – and how relevant he is in today's secular and, for the most part, pagan society? The truth about St. Patrick's life from kidnapping to Irish Catholicism.

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