The Confession of St. Patrick

The Confession of St. Patrick is a personal spiritual autobiography written by Saint Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. In it, he reflects on his life, acknowledging his past sins and expressing gratitude for God's guidance and mercy. He describes how he was kidnapped as a young man, enslaved in Ireland, and how his faith helped him endure hardships. Patrick emphasizes that his mission was divinely inspired, and he seeks to honor God through his work in converting the Irish to Christianity. The text offers insights into his humility, faith, and sense of purpose.