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Apostle Andrew the First-Called

Apostle Andrew the First-Called Saint Andrew the Apostle, also known as Andrew the First-Called, is one of the twelve apostles of Jesus Christ and the brother of Saint Peter. He is considered the patron saint of Scotland, Russia, and Greece, and is revered in the Orthodox Christian tradition. In Orthodox iconography, Saint Andrew is often depicted with a long beard and wearing a tunic and cloak. He is typically shown holding a scroll or a cross, symbolizing his role as a preacher and missionary of the Christian faith. Sometimes he is depicted with a fishing net, as he was a fisherman before being called by Jesus to become a fisher of men. Saint Andrew is venerated for his humility, faith, and devotion to spreading the Gospel. His feast day is celebrated on November 30th in the Eastern Orthodox Church. Orthodox Christians offer prayers to Saint Andrew for his intercession in times of need, especially for help in preaching the Gospel, strengthening faith, and overcoming adversity. Icons of Saint Andrew are often found in churches, homes, and places of prayer as a reminder of his example of discipleship and dedication to Christ.