St. Andrew Comments

Andrew, like his brother Simon Peter, was a fisherman. He became a disciple of the great St. John the Baptist, but when John pointed to Jesus and said, "Behold the Lamb of God!" Andrew understood that Jesus was greater. At once he left John to follow the Divine Master. Jesus knew that Andrew was walking behind him, and turning back, he asked, "what do you seek?" When Andrew answered that he would like to know where Jesus lived, Our Lord ... Continue Reading

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Andrew
4 years ago
he wasn't canonized because he was in the canonization era. there weren't any rules
Kay Proctor
4 years ago
When was St. Andrew canonized?
Tracey
4 years ago
When was St. Andrew born and what year did he die?
andrew
4 years ago
Im doin a project and i need to know if he has any symbols
andy
4 years ago
Does he have any symbols?
ryan
4 years ago
when was he born?
jackie
4 years ago
when was St. Andrew canonized? need date please.
Edith Perez
4 years ago
My daughter has an assignment on St Andrew. She needs to know
the year St. Andrew was made a saint? Thanks
andrew
4 years ago
well im only 12 but im doing a project and i cant get much info
Scott Clark
4 years ago
Will you please provide
St Andrew's DOB and a few other points of interest as it pertains to St Andrew. I need the information for my faith involvement day. Thank you.
John
4 years ago
I'm making my confirmation and I chose St. Andrew. I need to know his D.O.B., year he died, birth place 3 important facts of his life, his accomplishments and why he was canonized. Thank you
andrew
4 years ago
ya i'm doing a project on him to but i don't see much information about him, and ya again i need to no more on when he was born and conceived.
Chris
4 years ago
I also need to know more about St Andrew, Where and When he was born and more about his life. I have a paper to write on him. thanks.
Andrew
4 years ago
I would like more details about his life also.
Bob
4 years ago
When he was born is what I need to Know!
Michael
4 years ago
When was he canonized?

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