The Irish Christian movement had a very good and permanent impact on the Christian world because it produced Christian disciples in Ireland who built Monasteries all over Ireland spreading the Christian Faith more.
during the Christian movement to Ireland there increase in the learning of different languages, literature and arts as well as with the spreading of te Christian faith. this activities made Christianity more renowned in whole of Europe and beyond attract scholars as well.
The First Christians who arrived to Ireland was from British and France.
Explanation:
Before Christianity arrived people practiced pagan religion. Pagan people built monuments allover Ireland and they worshiped sun a lot. Christianity was brought by Saint Patrick who was kidnapped by the sea pirates and he reached the shore of Ireland and thereby succeeded in spreading the faith of Christianity. After which Christianity flourished and many monasteries were built.
By the twelfth century English men involved in Irish invasions. New laws were introduced which oppressed the Irish Catholics. The English crown decided to shut down the sacred monasteries and places of worship were demolished by the British.
In late sixteenth century Oliver Plunkett was appointed to be the cardinal and he was ordered to accept Holy Communion in the Anglicized tradition, he refused and Oliver Plunkett was executed in London for disobeying the crown.
In its beginning, the secret Noble Order of the Knights of Labor (founded in 1869) proposed to replace capitalism with a system of worker cooperatives. Ten years later it became public and shredded the "noble" from its name. For a long time, it focused on economic benefits for its members.
The President has the power to appoint federal judges, ambassadors, and other principal officers of the United States, but the Senate needs to confirm these positions.
Explanation:
Principal officers includes ambassadors and Members of the Cabinet.
