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Posted by PAUL HIGGS
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Great Britain is made up of England, scotland, Wales and Northeren ireland. each of these countries has it's own patron saint, St George for England, St. Andrew for Scotland, St. David for Wales and St. Patrick for Northern Ireland. We celebrate each of these on separate days. Do you have a patron saint for Poland? Who is it? How do you celebrate and on what date?
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