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Irish Heritage Worth
Celebrating But Not With A Catholic Slant By James Donahue March 17, 2006 Just from the name you
know this family has a lot of Irish heritage in the bloodline. For this reason we enjoy the “green” effects of
the St. Patrick’s Day celebrations which have been a traditional rite of spring for as long as I can remember. The Irish songs, the
jokes, the parades and green beer are all part of the celebration. As Luciferians, however,
we detest the fact that the day is marked as a day to patronize a Roman Catholic saint. The origins of the people of Catholicism is a plague
that invaded and distorted the minds of the masses not only in The Celts who settled
the Irish landscape, also were sailors who explored the world. There is evidence in North America that they were here long
before The Irish stories tell
of the “wee people” of the forests, the lucky four-leaf clovers, that pot of gold at the end of the rainbow and
other grand stories that can only be understood by people with that third eye open. They are colorful stories that have enriched
the lives of all who hear them. This is probably why
St. Patrick’s day is so well accepted by most people when the day occurs each spring. It also has been a marker
for me. It always seems that once St. Patrick’s Day has passed, winter begins to wane quickly and spring is just around
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