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Happy St. Patrick's Day
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| Inside Text: | You don't have to be Irish to celebrate! |
| Artist: | ©Alda Monteschio |
| Product Id: | 331866 |
You don't have to be Irish to celebrate!
The Legendary Shamrock
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| Inside Text: | The Lord has blessed the Irish with plenty of good luck, and as a small reminder the beautiful shamrock. Each petal is a symbol that anyone can see bear imprints of God's goodness; Faith, Hope and Charity. So it can't be forgotten He colored it in green, to guarantee its beauty forever would be seen. He placed it in great numbers to dot the countryside, then gave His final blessing, a touch of Irish pride. By Alda Monteschio |
| Artist: | ©Alda Monteschio |
| Product Id: | 332149 |
The Lord has blessed the Irish with plenty of good luck, and as a small reminder the beautiful shamrock. Each petal is a symbol that anyone can see bear imprints of God's goodness; Faith, Hope and Charity. So it can't be forgotten He colored it in green, to guarantee its beauty forever would be seen. He placed it in great numbers to dot the countryside, then gave His final blessing, a touch of Irish pride. By Alda Monteschio






