Father Christmas 'buried in Ireland'

Personally, I KNOW he's alive, and well, and living at my neighborhood Wal-Mart!

Personally, I KNOW he's alive, and well, and living at my neighborhood Wal-Mart! And charge parents a price to get their kids picture taken with Santa while they ask what they want for Christmas.

Sure they didn't mean Father Ted???

Don't the French he's in Ireland, they believe the hand of the saint, the "blessing" hand is in Saint Nicolas de Port, in Lorraine, she was brought there in 1090, before the first crusade.. so if the skeleton is in Ireland has only one hand, this is it...

Ok guys, the full story: St.Nick died in Myra,where his remains stayed for a long time. The skeleton was stolen by sailors from Bari in 1087,who took most of it home(part of the jaw still is in Myra). Though small p[arts of the skeleton have been given as presents to other congregations as relics,the Bari skeleton remains mostly intact. My point? That those who talk to imaginary friends have some strange customs....

Historians may be right! It's still very cloudy what the crusaders took away from Constantinople and the Holy Lands. Many relics that are documented to have been present were looted by the crusaders, but there are still no traces left by any of the relics.

Boy does Ireland have a lot of saints.(HELLO) Wonder if it because they have so many Catholics in their country

Historians may be right! It's still very cloudy what the crusaders took away from Constantinople and the Holy Lands. Many relics that are documented to have been present were looted by the crusaders, but there are still no traces left by any of the relics. There was also a big trade in relics during the Crusades, so many frauds were produced by people wanting to cash in. Lapiche