Andrew lived during a period of history when the Jews wanted him dead and the Romans had little use for someone who they saw as a trouble maker. All Christian living at the time experienced similar problems. However, despite the obstacles, Andrew continued to not only practice his faith but continued to preach and try to convert others
.Catholic AnswerThe disciples were the first to practice the Catholic faith, the apostles were the first Bishops, with St. Peter as the first Pope.
Many people consider St. Andrew a role model due to his dedication to spreading Christianity and his humility. He is often seen as an example of selflessness and faith.
St. Andrew was one of the Twelve Apostles and he showed his love for God by faithfully following Jesus, spreading His teachings, and eventually being martyred for his faith. St. Andrew is known for his humility, kindness, and willingness to serve others as a way of demonstrating his love for God.
St. Andrew earned is sainthood by dying as a martyr for his faith. There was no formal process for canonization in place at the time. He was declared a saint by general acclamation soon after his crucifixion death in the first century.
The Bible, Diary of St. Faustina, Fatima for Today (by Fr. Andrew Apostoli), The Story of a Soul (by St. Therese)
St. Andrew was one of the twelve apostles of Jesus Christ. He preached the teachings of Jesus, performed miracles, and ultimately was martyred for his faith. He is known for spreading Christianity in Greece and Asia Minor.
St. Simon Peter was St. Andrew's brother.
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The feast of St. Andrew the Apostle is November 30.
St. Andrew's day is November 30.
The apostle Simon Peter as St. Andrew's brother.
Order of St. Andrew was created in 1698.