He is supposed to be the patron saint of fishermen and fishmongers. How he came to be patron saint of Scotland is more curious. Connection to Scotland Some of St Andrew's relics were reputedly ...

The historic links between Guinness' St. James’s Gate in Dublin and the Catholic pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela, in ...

Scots celebrate St Andrew’s Day every 30 November – but who was the country's patron saint and what are his ... the Sea of Galilee in 6 BC and was a fisherman by trade. He and his brother ...

for the annual feast of Saint Anthony, patron saint of local fishing communities. Devotees from both countries sailed on fishing boats to the island for the annual Mass. The Diocese of Jaffna ...

Public Domain 4. He is the patron saint of unmarried people, fishermen, pawnbrokers, and the falsely accused. One of the most popular legends about Nicholas is that the saint, who is said to have ...

The four-day celebration honors Saint Agrippina di Mineo, the patron saint of thunderstorms ... coinciding with the festival held in Sicily. The Fisherman’s Feast, which celebrates immigrant ...

St. Peter is considered to be the patron saint of fishermen. This festival, which honors him, has been held annually since 1927. It also includes a 5K race and a carnival. Contestants run up a ...