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"st."patrick's day = IDOL WORSHIP

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Rabbi Yaron Reuven Short Torah Clips avatar
Rabbi Yaron Reuven Short Torah Clips

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Is it okay to celebrate St. Patrick's Day? No, not for a Jew. Uh what's uh only been uh uh recently uh known to me is that uh unlike what most people think, which myself included for most of my life, that St. Patrick's Day was a uh some secular day that the uh nations used, the Irish people and now Americans for many years, used it just as an excuse to get drunk and and do silly things. It's actually the the the core of St. Patrick's Day is Christianity. Uh starts at the uh uh 5th century, where this guy uh St. Patrick was actually a Christian missionary that uh used the uh the three-leaved shamrock to uh to represent the Trinity, which is the idolatry of Christianity, where they divide God into three. So, St. Patrick's Day is 100% connected to idolatry. It's forbidden for uh Jews to celebrate in any way, shape, or form.