This is one of the reasons that USA Kilts & Celtic Traditions is my favorite station on the internet. Thanks Eric and the rest of the team, once again you've knocked it out of the park.
I celebrated St. Andrew's Day November 30, 2019 and the 200th anniversary of St. Andrew's Masonic Lodge 282 in Scotland. My family was some of the founding Members. I was with friends and family that are still members of the Lodge. The party afterwards was .....ummm good ..there were survivors.
Brilliant. Now I feel like I have permission to celebrate Saint Andrew's Day (like Saint Patrick's Day and Saint Brigid's Day) as a non-Christian/Catholic.
Just a wee correction. The James who became James I of Britain and England was James VI of Scotland, not James VII. Apart from that it’s an enjoyable video 👍
Perhaps your parents knew November 30 is the Feast of St. Andrew? It's common in Eastern Europe at least it was, to name babies after the St. Day closest to the child's birth.
I wouldnt stress it my middle name is andrew and have no religous background until recently and my family is filled with names from the bible like peter mathew and joseph and they all hqbe ties to specific dates related to bible times its pretty common and kinda crazy it happens so often but its pretry interesting none the less@@watusay33
The Apostles did indeed found the Orthodox Church. Of course, back in the first century it was just "the Church." The one, holy, catholic, and apostolic Church. But it wasn't through Andrew and Peter alone, but through all twelve apostles. Andrew is known as the "First Called," and Peter is "first among equals."
St Andrew is the patron saint of Romania (even evangelised near Black sea).There is a cave there, where allegedly evangelised the getae and thraciansand the greek collonies there.
+USAKiltsOfficial *Andari Ben Yōnah (אנדרי בן יונה) (Gk. Άνδρης βαρ Ιώνα), I presume?* As an autist who's _in_ to Yashar-Eli names, I's able to recover a few of 'em from the extant Hellenic, e.g. Shīmōn Ben Yōnah (שימון בן יונה) (Gk. Σίμος βαρ Ιώνα), later handled Kēfas (כפס) (Gk. Κήφας «πετρος») by Y'shua' himself.
The story of St Andrew becoming our patron saint isn’t quite accurate Initially the Scots, Celts and Picts were united under St Columba, who they believed gave them victory over a far superior Northumbrian Army. It wasn’t until much later the church did what the church does and rewrote history because they didn’t want a Celt being patron saint of a nation they were trying to unite under the one church and offered up St Andrew, added the saltire in the clouds and bingo bango, pure Celtic kin are being replaced by a full on apostle
Destroying the clan system... was paramount on the English aristocracy...& To Distort history ‼️... St Patrick was possible a Scott..! Take back your heritage 👍 don't forget the land clearances ‼️
This is one of the reasons that USA Kilts & Celtic Traditions is my favorite station on the internet. Thanks Eric and the rest of the team, once again you've knocked it out of the park.
I celebrated St. Andrew's Day November 30, 2019 and the 200th anniversary of St. Andrew's Masonic Lodge 282 in Scotland. My family was some of the founding Members. I was with friends and family that are still members of the Lodge. The party afterwards was .....ummm good ..there were survivors.
Thanks for the information on St Andrew and his Day.
Very well put together and informative video, thank you!
Slàinte mhath mo charaidean!
This was really cool! Thanks Eric!
I'm Scottish have never seen anyone celebrating st Andrews day 😢
But we should celebrate it as we’re losing so much of our culture & Scottish heritage & identity . It should be on the same level as Burns .
That was awesome, we'll done,
Need to remember Nov. 30
Just subscribed on the 21/12/2024 from Airdrie, North Lanarkshire, Scotland. Merry Christmas & a happy new year guys .❤️
Welcome! A happy holiday season to you as well!
Thank you for another very informative video which is very well done.
Brilliant. Now I feel like I have permission to celebrate Saint Andrew's Day (like Saint Patrick's Day and Saint Brigid's Day) as a non-Christian/Catholic.
Just a wee correction. The James who became James I of Britain and England was James VI of Scotland, not James VII. Apart from that it’s an enjoyable video 👍
Im a bit freaked out. This cant be coincidence. My name is andrew and i was born on nov 30th.
Perhaps your parents knew November 30 is the Feast of St. Andrew? It's common in Eastern Europe at least it was, to name babies after the St. Day closest to the child's birth.
@sososo2445 i dont think so. Ive been told i was named after my fathers best friend and my family isnt really religious.
I wouldnt stress it my middle name is andrew and have no religous background until recently and my family is filled with names from the bible like peter mathew and joseph and they all hqbe ties to specific dates related to bible times its pretty common and kinda crazy it happens so often but its pretry interesting none the less@@watusay33
Very cool video!
Within Freemasonry is a sect called the Scottish Rite. Within the Scottish Rite is a smaller sect called The Knights of Saint Andrew
You never read all of the treaty of Arbroath ?
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What? Peter the first "pope?" Andrew "founded" the Orthodox Church? C'mon, Eric. (But, the rest of the video was great!)
The Apostles did indeed found the Orthodox Church. Of course, back in the first century it was just "the Church." The one, holy, catholic, and apostolic Church. But it wasn't through Andrew and Peter alone, but through all twelve apostles. Andrew is known as the "First Called," and Peter is "first among equals."
@@drewcoope True!
St Andrew is the patron saint of Romania (even evangelised near Black sea).There is a cave there, where allegedly evangelised the getae and thraciansand the greek collonies there.
+USAKiltsOfficial *Andari Ben Yōnah (אנדרי בן יונה) (Gk. Άνδρης βαρ Ιώνα), I presume?* As an autist who's _in_ to Yashar-Eli names, I's able to recover a few of 'em from the extant Hellenic, e.g. Shīmōn Ben Yōnah (שימון בן יונה) (Gk. Σίμος βαρ Ιώνα), later handled Kēfas (כפס) (Gk. Κήφας «πετρος») by Y'shua' himself.
The story of St Andrew becoming our patron saint isn’t quite accurate
Initially the Scots, Celts and Picts were united under St Columba, who they believed gave them victory over a far superior Northumbrian Army.
It wasn’t until much later the church did what the church does and rewrote history because they didn’t want a Celt being patron saint of a nation they were trying to unite under the one church and offered up St Andrew, added the saltire in the clouds and bingo bango, pure Celtic kin are being replaced by a full on apostle
I do enjoy parades.
Destroying the clan system... was paramount on the English aristocracy...& To Distort history ‼️... St Patrick was possible a Scott..! Take back your heritage 👍 don't forget the land clearances ‼️