I was born in Papal Ireland on December 22, 1948. That was during the sinister rule of British spy Eamon de Valera.
Because I was born so close to December 25— the Latin Church date for Christmas—my parents gave me the Papal Irish name NOEL which is a very common boy's name in Ireland.
I was determined to change the name when I finished the Reformation Online and it looks like I am getting to the bottom of the strong conspiracy. (II Samuel 15:12).
Instead, I am adopting the pen name Patrick Scrivener for all my writings.

Patrick Scrivener is the pen name or nom de plume of Noel Kilkenny, originally from County Galway, Ireland.
I was born in the British Empire "Republic" of Éire in 1948, but I was born again in the United States of Israel in 1973.

I am smiling because I expect that the British and the Papal monarhies will soon be gone with the wind

All over clerical Ireland, dozens of "schools" existed called reformatories, run by the Latin Church clergy called "Christian Brothers." These Jesuit run "schools" required a steady supply of young inmates, so Papal judges cooperated very closely with the Irish Department of Education to ensure a steady supply of young victims to the Gulags.

In 1960, I was sentenced to 4 years in the reformatory or Gulag. The Gulag was run like a military academy, with iron discipline, and barracks for bedrooms. School was compulsory in Papal Ireland only up to the age of 14.
Instead of learning a useful second language like French or Spanish, we were forced to learn a useless dead language called Irish Gaelic. The language was not that difficult to learn because it used the letters of the English alphabet!!

The Gulag was run by "Christian Brothers" founded by a Jesuit named Edmund Ignatius Rice in 1820.
Rice was just one of a multitude of banned Jesuits who were "resurrected" by Pope Pius VII.
These hybrids were not priests but still were forbidden to marry.

Certain boys who showed academic aptitude were allowed out to attend the local technical school. I was one of the "chosen few" and I attended the technical school for 2 years. At 16, the boys who were not chosen were sent out into the cold cruel world without any skills whatsoever.

Electrical theory and practice was my favorite subject at Galway Technical School.
During my incarceration in the Gulag, construction of a massive stone cathedral dedicated to Minerva Assumed into Heaven was underway at the site of a former jail.

My favorite subject was magnetism and electricity and that is why I am always fascinated by the the career of the great inventor Nikola Tesla. All the boys lived in barracks like soldiers, with no privacy, so I just counted the days until I was 16 and freedom.

I was never physically abused by the Jesuit "Christian Brothers" but I was spiritually abused every single day because daily attendance at the mass was mandatory!!