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Probably one of the most famous Christians to have ever lived, Patrick has touched the lives of countless believers with his confessions, "I, Patrick, a sinner". Yet how was he received in his own century, who stepped up to fill his shoes once the Lord had taken him home, and how did one man's testimony go on to touch most of western Christianity? Join us as we discuss the legacy of Patrick, and the impact of the early Irish Christianity, with Rev Peter McIntyre.
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