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Powerful List of Good Works Transform the World on St. Patrick’s Day – 35

A St. Patrick’s Day List of Good Works

St. Patrick is known for his Good Works! He did many good things to help the Irish people out of the stone age. The Irish continent was overrun by barbarians, nomadic, and druidic people that believed in unreal gods. The Irish were not on track to learning, civilization, or knowledge in general. St. Patrick kind of helped to show them the way.

Some of the good works that St. Patrick performed are:

  • He helped to build libraries/schools.
  • Drove Paganism out of Ireland.
  • Increased the Literacy rate of the Irish.
  • Improved and introduced new engineering concepts in Ireland.
  • Introduced Ceramics into Ireland – enabling better art, design, and sculpture.
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What good works have you done? St. Patrick did a lot and he worked within an entire country. Many people have no concept of good works – or doing good to their fellow man. St. Patrick was a missionary of good works. Good works great a better world and make it a more hospitable place to live. To this blog I’ve added a list of good works that you can do to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day!

“And you yourself must be an example to them by doing good works of every kind…” Titus 2:7

List of 33 Good Works

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1. Volunteer abroad for a cause that’s important to you.

2. Volunteer in your home country and/or state for a cause that’s important to your community.

3. Provide support during humanitarian crises (if you’re qualified to do so).

4. Participate in a responsible mission trip to help communities in need.

5. Study abroad to further cross-cultural understanding and bonds.

6. Register to vote. Then vote!

7. Protest injustices (without putting yourself or others in harm’s way).

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8. Recycle. Also—learn how to recycle! (It’s not as easy as we were told.)

9. Pick up trash, even if it’s not yours.

10. Stop using single-use plastics.

11. Donate blood if you can.

12. Donate plasma if you can.

13. Intern or work abroad, while keeping your privilege in check.

14. Learn a new language so that you can communicate across cultures more effectively.

15. Learn a language abroad to put those cross-cultural communication skills to the test.

16. Conserve water by fixing leaky taps, showering less often (to each their own), and using water-efficient appliances.

17. Donate money to a local charity, GoFundMe page, FundMyTravel campaign, or a nonprofit.

18. Donate your old clothes and belongings to charity, if they’re in good shape.

19. Pay-it-forward and purchase a meal for a stranger.

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20. Rescue an animal or volunteer at the humane society.

21. Resist the urge to gossip—it always does more harm than good.

22. Unplug from digital devices and screens for a day or two.

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23. Give out compliments often.

24. Share your story with people and—

25. —listen to peoples’ stories.

26. Educate yourself on different religions and lifestyles.

27. Learn about cultures around the world.

28. Study history and politics for a good framework of how the world operates—and why.

29. Participate in meaningful travel, not just tourist-driven travel.

30. Send thank-you notes.

31. Limit purchases of fast fashion and go to thrift stores instead of malls.

32. Stand up and speak out against social inequalities.

33. Track your moods to see how often and when you are happy, and then ask yourself why.

34. Help your parents with a job or task.

35. Volunteer in Government or a Political Party.

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