≡November 30 is the feast day of Saint Andrew
November 30 is the feast day of Saint Andrew , one of the twelve apostles of Jesus Christ and the brother of Saint Peter. Saint Andrew is considered the patron saint of Scotland and Greece, and is widely venerated in various parts of the world, especially in Christian communities. The origin of the feast dates back to the early centuries of Christianity, when Saint Andrew became an important symbol of the Christian faith. Tradition holds that he was martyred in Patras, Greece, and that instead of being crucified on an ordinary cross, he was nailed to an X-shaped cross, which later became known as the "Cross of Saint Andrew". The date was established as his feast day by the Christian Church, and is celebrated in various religious traditions. In some cultures, the day is associated with various popular festivals and traditions.
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