St. Andrew the Apostle ‘Endured the Cross, Scorning Its Shame’
THE SAINTS IN ART: Matteo Preti’s painting is a crossroads between earth and heaven.
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Recruiting Fishers of Men
Maybe the Apostles were having a bad day fishing for fish — but it turned into a good day for “fishing for men.”
![Fernando Gallego [1440-1507], “St. Andrew and St. Peter”](https://publisher-ncreg.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pb-ncregister/swp/hv9hms/media/2020113015114_a06d506c36c9be311ad5670172fc26e3dd2387502b66b35378f59d88b208535c.jpeg "Fernando Gallego [1440-1507], “St. Andrew and St. Peter”")
On the Feast of St. Andrew, Some Thoughts About Brothers
COMMENTARY: Twenty centuries ago, a brother knew he was his brother’s keeper.
This Feast of St. Andrew, Start an Advent Tradition of Prayer
St. Andrew was arrested by Aegeas the proconsul, and first of all imprisoned, then severely scourged, and lastly hung upon a cross
Walking With Sts. Andrew, Thomas More and John Fisher
A Visit to Westminster Cathedral, Tower of London and St. Mary’s Cathedral
St. Andrew the Apostle: 10 Things to Know and Share
St. Andrew was one of the two initial disciples of John the Baptist who encountered Jesus at the beginning of John’s Gospel.
