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The Legends And Traditions Of St. Patrick’s Day
The Legends And Traditions Of St. Patrick’s Day
The Legends And Traditions Of St. Patrick’s Day
By: Megan Bell St. Patrick was a priest who spent his life converting the Irish to Christianity. He used the three-leafed shamrock to describe the theory of the Trinity – the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Legend says he put the curse of God on all the venomous snakes in Ireland and led them to the water where they drowned.
More KLAW Classics
More KLAW Classics
More KLAW Classics
Every week day morning at 6:55 we bring you a look back at Country Music History with KLAW Classic. Every day we bring you our favorite number ones from that day in country music history. Here's are your look back at some of the other songs that hit the top of the country charts, this week in history:
Mardi Gras: How The Celebration And Madness Began
Mardi Gras: How The Celebration And Madness Began
Mardi Gras: How The Celebration And Madness Began
By: Megan Bell Mardi Gras, aka “Fat Tuesday,” originated from Christianity in Europe and marked the day before Lent. Catholics used to celebrate Carnival about a week prior to Lent, consuming all the milk, cheese, eggs and meat in their homes. Fat Tuesday was the last day they could splurge before the abstinence began at midnight. Once Ash Wednesday hit, they would only eat fish and fast during th
Garth Brooks Says "Nyet"
Garth Brooks Says "Nyet"
Garth Brooks Says "Nyet"
January 29th, 1996 Stunned. That's the only way to describe the reaction after Garth Brooks refused to accept the favorite artist of the year honors at the 23rd annual American Music Awards.

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