Captured from his home by pirates when he was a teenager, sold into slavery in Ireland, Patrick escaped only to return years later as Ireland s famous Apostle and now the world s most celebrated Patron Saint... But did St Patrick come to Ireland from Britain - or France ? This book is the fruit of four years extensive historical research in the quest for evidence to support a Chateau's claim to fame. The reader is invited to embark on a sacred quest, entering a labyrinth of legend and tradition to share in the adventure of an exciting historic discovery. Step by step, as the journey unfolds, we find ourselves drawn into an even greater mystery. St Patrick's life and our lives, his story and our story - are inextricably intertwined. Includes a new and vibrant translation of St Patrick's Confession and Letter to Coroticus in which which the Latin name for St Patrick's homeland 'Britanniis' is for the first time, translated as Brittany and not 'Britain'.
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Marcus Losack is a graduate of Christ's College, Cambridge and the Irish School of Ecumenics, Trinity College, Dublin. He studied at Salisbury and Wells Theological College (Sarum College) and worked for some time as an ordained Anglican priest, serving in parishes in Ireland, the U.K. and North Africa. Marcus was appointed as Senior Lecturer and Course Director at St George s College, Jerusalem, responsible for leading visits to the ancient desert monasteries of Egypt and Sinai and other sacred and historic places in the Lands of the Bible. Returning to Ireland, he was a founder and the Executive Director of Ceile De, an ecumenical organisation that specialised in the development of study programmes and pilgrimages in Celtic Spirituality. Marcus has more than twenty years experience as a pilgrimage leader and spiritual guide, welcoming adult and youth (J2A) groups to the ancient, holy sites associated with the Celtic Tradition in Ireland, Scotland, Wales and Brittany.
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