The Writings of Patrick, the Apostle of Ireland presents the extant writings attributed to Saint Patrick, a pivotal figure in the Christianization of Ireland. This collection offers invaluable insights into the life, missionary work, and spiritual convictions of the saint. The writings provide a window into the religious and cultural landscape of 5th-century Ireland, revealing the challenges and triumphs of spreading Christianity.

Included in this edition are Patrick's "Confessio," a deeply personal account of his spiritual journey and calling, as well as his "Letter to Coroticus," a forceful condemnation of the enslavement of Christians. These texts are essential for understanding the historical and theological foundations of Irish Christianity and the enduring legacy of Saint Patrick.

Edited by Charles H.H. Wright, this volume ensures accessibility for modern readers while maintaining scholarly accuracy. "The Writings of Patrick, the Apostle of Ireland" remains a vital resource for historians, theologians, and anyone interested in the life and times of this influential saint.

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