Saint Patrick's Day Celebration, Green Outfits, and Scripture

St. Patrick's Day bursts onto the scene as a huge Irish celebration. It always lands on March 17th. The day honors St. Patrick, Ireland's main saint. People all over show their Irish pride. Green clothes fill the streets. Lively parades wind through towns. Crowds cheer and wave. You'll spot shamrocks all around. Hear lively Irish music. Maybe even chase a mythical pot of gold. The shamrock, a three-leaf clover, is Ireland's symbol. Legend says St. Patrick used it to explain the Holy Trinity. Irish tunes fill the air with fiddles and pipes. Some believe leprechauns hide gold at the rainbow's end. The day also means enjoying Irish food and drinks with pals. Think corned beef and cabbage. Perhaps a pint of Guinness. Friends gather to share stories and laughs. Irish culture shines brightly on this festive day. Given that I'm a recovering alcoholic, I know there will not be any green beer or Guinness as part of my St. Patrick's Day. I don't know if there wi...