Saint Andrew in 2021

Happy St. Andrews Day today to all of our cousins in Scotland St Andrew is the patron saint of Scotland, but also of golfers and fishermen. https://t.co/Dodprxd8P8

— Griffin Military & Diplomatic (@GriffinMilitary) November 30, 2021

The Scottish Episcopal Church and the @churchscotland today signed the Saint Andrew Declaration, deepening the relationship between the two churches as they look at new ways of working together https://t.co/Ihn2WYEpSn https://t.co/ppS3GWaQ8O

— Scottish Episcopal Church (@secsynod) November 30, 2021

Today is the feast day of St Andrew, an Apostle of our Lord Jesus and the Patron Saint of Scotland. As such, I’m wishing all my Scottish followers a wonderful day, may God bless you and St Andrew guide you! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧 https://t.co/XxjSf3T3Sk

— A. J. R. Clegg (@AJRClegg) November 30, 2021

Happy St Andrew’s Day! Today we learned facts about our patron saint and wrote a fact file with 3 facts. We designed our own tartan, learned 3 Scottish songs and enjoyed a wee drink of iron bru and some shortbread. https://t.co/L02lqDUtqR

— Mrs Dennis (@stjoseph_p1) November 30, 2021

Today the Church of England celebrates Andrew the Apostle In the middle ages it was believed that he was crucified on an X shaped cross known as a saltire which is now his emblem. He is the patron saint of both Scotland & Russia. Window in @littlestmary. Photo: Lawrence OP https://t.co/gVjM8xHIOo

— The Anglican Church in St Petersburg (@anglicanspb) November 30, 2021

Today is the Feast Day of Saint Andrew, patron saint of Scotland. Scotland's national emblem is a thistle and if worn it is said to act as a protective amulet. 🌿💜🌿💜🌿💜🌿💜🌿 #StAndrewsDay #folklore https://t.co/4Wt1mRbxJZ

— LadyTeapots (@LadyTeapots) November 30, 2021

Today is the Feast of Saint Andrew, the First-called of the Apostles, brother of Saint Peter, martyred by crucifixion in the city of Patras, Greece. Patron Saint of the Greek Orthodox Church and of Scotland #StAndrewsDay Ora pro nobis https://t.co/r8zdRQf3gF

— Catholic Sat (@CatholicSat) November 30, 2021