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ISBN: 1856076075
Author: Jim McCormack
Language: English
Publisher: Columba Press (December 31, 2008)
Pages: 56
Category: Catholicism
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This little book is an interesting translation of the writings of St. Patrick and Jim McCormack chooses to put it in modern English with terms such as "the uptake"

St Patrick, uniquely among early Irish saints, has left us two documents. This little book is an interesting translation of the writings of St. Patrick and Jim McCormack chooses to put it in modern English with terms such as "the uptake". It includes St. Patrick's explanation of his mission to Ireland and his angry letter about a devastating attack on his mission site. Patrick states that the change in him is so great that he is working for the salvation for others when not long before he hadn't even been concerned about his own.

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St Patrick, uniquely among early Irish saints, has left us two documents written by his own hand. They are the Confessio and the Letter to Coroticus.

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John William McCormack (December 21, 1891 – November 22, 1980) was an American politician from Boston, Massachusetts. An attorney and a Democrat, McCormack served in the United States Army during World War I, and afterwards won terms in both the Massachusetts House of Representatives and Massachusetts State Senate before winning election to the United States House of Representatives.

St Patrick, uniquely among early Irish saints, has left us two documents written by his own hand. They are the Confessio and the Letter to Coroticus. Together they give us the only information about St Patrick that we can take for certain and they also represent a unique insight into the spirituality and theology of the man who is credited with bringing Christianity to Ireland.

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Fani

This translation is interesting for comparison to more literal translations, but is too colloquial. Patricius's Latin is in a somewhat higher register. The original Latin is direct, not stilted, not flowery, without anything, as far as I saw, merely for literary effect. But neither does it sound like somebody just speaking off the cuff, as this translation tries to make it seem. Moreover, Patricius quotes Latin scripture continually, in almost every sentence, so much that I, for one, would not know without the quotation marks in the better edition of Duffy. Regrettably even the Duffy translation lacks adequate footnotes on those scriptural allusions.

Mora

In Patrick's own words. Great man of God who knew the scriptures. Not the fairy tales made up about him in later centuries. Best book I ever read about St. Patrick.

Iraraeal

McCormick has done a fine job of conveying Patrick's thoughts in a very readable manner. It might be too colloquial for some, but I enjoyed it and gave me some new insights into the saints theology and character. I especially appreciated the footnotes.

Magis

Excellent! Thank you!

Qucid

To hear from From St Patrick himself how he dealt with everyday life and how he viewed the world around him was inspirational. I am very glad I found it, and I think everyone who is either Irish or of Irish decent should read this.

Erthai

To short but enjoyed it