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St. Andrew
The Gospels tell us that Andrew was the brother of Simon Peter, and that they were fishermen from Bethsaida; they also had a house at Capharnaum, as we hear that our Lord stayed there when he was preaching in the neighborhood. Andrew had been a disciple of St John the baptist, and it was John who pointed out our Lord to him with the words, 'This is the Lamb of God.' Andrew and another of John's disciples immediately followed our Lord, and Andrew thus has the distinction of being known as the first of the disciples. [eng] |
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Ante-Nicene Fathers, Vol. VIII
About that time all the apostles had come together to the same place, and shared among themselves the countries, casting lots, in order that each might go away into the part that had fallen to him. By lot, then, it fell to Matthias to set out to the country of the man-eaters. And the men of that city used neither to eat bread nor drink wine; but they ate the flesh of men, and drank their blood. Every man, therefore, who came into their city they laid hold of, and digging they thrust out his eyes, and gave him a drug to drink, prepared by sorcery and magic; and from drinking the drug his heart was altered and his mind deranged. [eng] |
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Ante-Nicene Fathers, Vol. VIII. Acts and Martyrdom of the Holy Apostle Andrew
What we have all, both presbyters and deacons of the churches of Achaia, beheld with our eyes, we have written to all the churches established in the name of Christ Jesus, both in the east and west, north and south. Peace to you, and to all who believe in one God, perfect Trinity, true Father unbegotten, true Son only-begotten, true Holy Spirit proceeding from the Father, and abiding in the Son, in order that there may be shown one Holy Spirit subsisting in the Father and Son in precious Godhead. [eng] |
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Patron Saints Index: Andrew the Apostle
Patron Saints index provides historical information on many saints, this particular site is devoted to Andrew the Apostle. [eng] |
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St Andrew
As the first to be called by Jesus Christ into his service, St. Andrew commands a reverence a degree greater than those who have followed. For this reason, St. Andrew is called Protokletos, or "First-called." [eng] |
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CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: St. Andrew
The name "Andrew" (Gr., andreia, manhood, or valour), like other Greek names, appears to have been common among the Jews from the second or third century B.C. St. Andrew, the Apostle, son of Jonah, or John (Matt., xvi, 17; John, i, 42), was born in Bethsaida of Galilee (John, i, 44). He was brother of Simon Peter (Matt., x, 2; John, i, 40). [eng] |
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Duc de Berry - Folio 201r. The Martyrdom of Saint Andrew
The Très Riches Heures ends with the Offices of Saint Andrew and of the Purification. As Saint Andrew was one of the Duke's heavenly patrons, a large miniature devoted to him had been planned during the prince's lifetime, only to be executed years later by Jean Colombe. Brother of Simon Peter, Andrew is said to have preached in Palestine and then in Scythia, Thrace, and Achaia. [eng] |
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The Apostle Andrew
Brief Life of the Apostle Andrew. Writings from Antiquity on the Apostle Andrew. Icons of the Apostle Andrew. [eng] |
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St Andrew - patron saint of Scotland
Although Andrew and his brother Peter were two of the original apostles, very little is known about Andrew. He was a fisherman from Galilee, who went on to spread the Christian religion in Greece and Asia Minor. He is believed to have been killed by being crucified by the Romans on a diagonal cross in Patras in Southern Greece. [eng] |
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ST ANDREW, APOSTLE
The acts of this apostle's martyrdom, though rejected by Tillemont, &c., are maintained to be genuine by Nat. Alexander, Hist. t. i. and by Mr. Woog, professor of history and antiquities in Leipsic, in learned dissertations, published in 1748 and 1751. The authority of this piece being contested, little stress is laid upon it, and the following account is gathered from the sacred writings, and those of the fathers. [eng] |
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Domestic-Church.Com: Saint Profile: Saint Andrew the Apostle
Saint Profile: Saint Andrew the Apostle. A brief history of the life of a saint in three accounts, for young families (children 0-8), for practiced families (children 8-14), and experienced families (children 14-adult) By Catherine Fournier. [eng] |
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Biography: Andrew the Apostle (30 Nov NT)
Andrew the Apostle 30 November NT. Most references to Andrew in the New Testament simply include him on a list of the Twelve Apostles, or group him with his brother, Simon Peter. But he appears acting as an individual three times in the Gospel of John. [eng] |
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Martyrdom of Saint Andrew.
Breviary of Martin of Aragon Spain, Catalonia 15th Century. [eng] |
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