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What missionary went to Ireland to convert the Celts? a. St. Augustine b. St. Patrick c. St. Francis Xavier d. St. Thomas Aquinas
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What missionary went to Ireland to convert the Celts?

a. St. Augustine
b. St. Patrick
c. St. Francis Xavier
d. St. Thomas Aquinas

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Final answer:

St. Patrick went to Ireland to convert the Celts.

Step-by-step explanation:

The missionary who went to Ireland to convert the Celts was St. Patrick.

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