St. Andrew (Apostle)

St. Andrew, the Apostle, was one of Jesus’ twelve main disciples and the brother of Peter. Originally a fisherman, he is known for quickly following Jesus after His baptism and introducing others to Him. Andrew is recognized for his humility, willingness to serve, and role in early Christian missions. He is considered the patron saint of Scotland and Greece. His feast day is celebrated on November 30th, and he symbolizes faith, humility, and evangelism in Christian tradition.