Saint Patrick Banishing Snakes - Religious Illustration & Legend #1884221 (License: Personal Use)

The image is a line-art illustration of Saint Patrick, wearing traditional episcopal vestments adorned with crosses and fleurs-de-lis, holding a crozier topped with a floral motif. He stands confidently, pointing downward at three stylized snakes coiling on the ground, referencing the popular myth that he drove all snakes out of Ireland. A halo surrounds his head, emphasizing his sainthood and divine authority.

This image is commonly used in religious education materials, children’s coloring pages, St. Patrick’s Day resources, and Catholic catechism content. It supports user intent around learning about Irish saints, Christian symbolism, or folklore origins-especially queries like “why are there no snakes in Ireland” or “Saint Patrick legend.”