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Who is the Real Patron Saint of Scotland? 

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So if St Andrew was the Patron Saint of Scotland who is St Kessog? We have the Saltire, the St Andrew's cross, St Andrew's Societies and St Andrew's Day. So when was Scotland's patron saint decided and was he at the Battle of Bannockburn?
St Kessog is one of the forgotten people in Scotland's history.
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@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 3 года назад
St Columba, the Monk that Made Scotland studio.ru-vid.comzfhesEWpok8/edit
@janetmackinnon3411
@janetmackinnon3411 2 года назад
You're filling so many gaps in our knowlege...thank you.
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 2 года назад
You're welcome
@junestewart5098
@junestewart5098 3 года назад
🤦🏼‍♀️ the wedding flash backs . I think it just triggered PTSD !
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 3 года назад
😁😆😅🤣
@declanmaguire4808
@declanmaguire4808 3 года назад
When clicking on this video, I wasnt expecting to be hit with childhood nostalgia for weddings. Another great video Bruce
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 3 года назад
Aye ye see, ye get it a' here😜
@gerardlehane7477
@gerardlehane7477 3 года назад
It was the same with St Patrick's day, it started in the US and was brought back to Ireland All the best Bruce. Keep up the good work. 🇮🇪
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 3 года назад
Thanks Gerard
@gerardlehane7477
@gerardlehane7477 Год назад
@@JupiterThunder Yes , Your correct 👍🇮🇪🇮🇪
@cushyglen4264
@cushyglen4264 11 месяцев назад
Of course as an Irishman (with strong Scottish ancestry) I can tell you that St Patrick is a myth with no foundation in fact. In reality he never existed. He was first invented for political reasons in the 7th century - two hundred years after he was supposed to have existed. The global brand has also been maintained for political reasons.
@tonyharpur8383
@tonyharpur8383 7 месяцев назад
​@@cushyglen4264perhaps you can explain the Confessio and Letter to Coroticus, both written by Patrick....?
@cushyglen4264
@cushyglen4264 7 месяцев назад
@@tonyharpur8383 There is absolutely no evidence that ‘Patrick’ wrote these documents. Besides which the originals of Confessio & the Letter to Coroticus don’t exist. You have 8th century copies being passed off as originals.
@Getorix
@Getorix Год назад
Wow I honestly never heard of this. Thanks for sharing dude and may your ancestors smile upon you.
@oceanrock733
@oceanrock733 3 года назад
Here for the breathtaking scenery.
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 3 года назад
It's a bonnie place right enough
@paulwoodin828
@paulwoodin828 Год назад
Hey! Hey! Hey! I am from Michigan! Be careful who you disparage! LOL! I love your videos; keep them coming!
@martinhamill8914
@martinhamill8914 3 года назад
I'm delighted you've shared this with us . I'm from sunny Inverness 🌞 and love history in the Highlands.
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 3 года назад
Aye, the sun always shines on the righteous ceart gu leor
@RickPop85
@RickPop85 3 года назад
Pre history of Scotland is very interesting. thank you for a good insight 😊
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 3 года назад
Glad you enjoyed it
@georgefuters7411
@georgefuters7411 3 года назад
@@ScotlandHistoryTours I have a timeline of Caledonia from Agricola's invasion to the Manx Viking invasion with dates and references, if you're interested? Gie's a bell, man!🤔
@raydriver7300
@raydriver7300 Год назад
Another interesting video, Bruce. My son visited Loch Lomond yesterday with his family. I wish I’d seen it 24 hours earlier 🤔🌞
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours Год назад
...at least you have now
@ruthmclennan1914
@ruthmclennan1914 3 года назад
Thanks again Bruce, for a great lesson.
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 3 года назад
Thank YOU for taking the time to comment😘
@josephturner4047
@josephturner4047 3 года назад
My son lost his sandcastle bucket at Luss when the wind took it across the loch. You wouldn't happen to have come across it by any chance? Bit of a stretch. It was about 40 years ago. Thanks anyway
@pmcclaren1
@pmcclaren1 2 года назад
Once again, very excellent Mr Bruce.
@WWG1WWGA
@WWG1WWGA 3 года назад
Great vids from a guy w/a big personality & great sense of humor!! 😄❤️ thank you. Scotts/Irish!
@tomcondie9918
@tomcondie9918 Год назад
Thank you Bruce for more enlightening information. It certainly opens your mind to all the previous "information and history" that we have been led to believe. Thank you again Bruce.😊
@howler6490
@howler6490 2 года назад
somehow, I don't see davie with his accordian, maybe a few fiddles and clarsachs. But the waddin' photo you created was great...absolutely spot on... a guid goan hoolie...
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 2 года назад
😜
@dmc4426
@dmc4426 3 года назад
Michigan, lol. Michigan's War of 1812 history is pretty interesting. Also the Michigan Ohio war that no American has ever heard of unless they took history at uni. Thank yiu for the wonderful videos.
@saidahamelin3118
@saidahamelin3118 3 года назад
This was really well told! And you really are funny.
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 3 года назад
Thank you
@nickthenoodle9206
@nickthenoodle9206 Год назад
Always interesting. Thank you.
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours Год назад
Our pleasure!
@elendil7
@elendil7 3 года назад
Beautiful place, loved the birds singing, and I had no idea about this history. Thank you!
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 3 года назад
Aye it's bonny right enough. Nice to see it quiet
@deemurray6197
@deemurray6197 3 года назад
I was transported to our nieces and nephews weddings and our small son in his kilt. When we were his age kilts were rarely worn at weddings in Ayrshire and Glasgow. We were wedding photographers for a while in Glasgow and never saw a kilt. Different in the Highlands and Islands of course. Very much enjoyed the story. Always wondered what the Kessock Bridge was named for. Haven't noticed it anywhere else. Thank you x
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 3 года назад
Aye you Weevils.ken nothing
@deemurray6197
@deemurray6197 3 года назад
@@ScotlandHistoryTours - I'm not keen on being called a Weegie, but a weevil! That's a bit nasty. If I have offended you, please accept my apologies. If not, what's the score?
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 3 года назад
😂Aye the curse of the fat fingers right enough. I can see how the weevil might cause a bit of upset. Apologies. I'll need to get thinner fingers or a bigger keyboard on my phone. I'm getting close to the age where the large print section at the library sounds more and more attractive
@deemurray6197
@deemurray6197 3 года назад
@@ScotlandHistoryTours - talking books are the future 🤣😂
@sgraham694
@sgraham694 2 года назад
Great Video nearly missed this one 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 2 года назад
Glad you caught int
@elizabethhunter5667
@elizabethhunter5667 3 года назад
Brilliant Bruce!
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 3 года назад
Aye, ye wouldnae say that if ye were fae Michigan😂
@malcolmnash5850
@malcolmnash5850 3 года назад
Very informative once again Bruce, thank you.
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 3 года назад
Very welcome
@jangowan5742
@jangowan5742 Год назад
@@ScotlandHistoryTours .. Brilliant as usual.. look Bruce im trying to paste a photo from a dictionary as the monks of Iona translated the Pictish writings😍 .. but it can copy, but it will not paste.. ive tried n tried.. Sorry
@steveknott4255
@steveknott4255 3 года назад
This guy should be mainstream he's a great teacher and I love the insight into my own Scottish heritage
@plasticpaddy985
@plasticpaddy985 Год назад
😂Dude, if you're from the USA your heritage would actually be American. Heritage relates to the word inherit and inheritance and typically refers to what one acquires from birth or when a certain age of maturity is reached, so for example, if you are from the USA, you inherit American citizenship by default and this is protected and emphasised in the American constitution that it cannot be taken or given away by you, it's also why you must be natively American born in order to run for the presidency of the USA etc.
@SolidusSnapes
@SolidusSnapes Год назад
My surname McClelland means son of the servant of saint fillan. I’ve done a y dna test and my matches came up with people called Bell and McLellans with a common ancestor a thousand years ago. The theory in the McClelland project is that my family are linked to the Bell, maybe it’s protectors or something to that effect.
@michaelohalloran9125
@michaelohalloran9125 2 года назад
Again Bruce, can I mention that St. Ninian was converting parts of “Scotland” 100 years before Kessog was born let alone Columba. But still good stories.
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 2 года назад
Don't worry, we'll get round to St Ninian at some time as well
@MT-yd4of
@MT-yd4of 3 года назад
Hello my friend !! where is the snow and storm ? :) Thanks again for this new and good video.
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 3 года назад
Ah tu es revenu ?
@highiron4527
@highiron4527 2 года назад
"Visitin' the Munsters...no!" Hilarious!
@odetbeauvoisin
@odetbeauvoisin 3 года назад
Fascinating.....
@brysonmacdougal7898
@brysonmacdougal7898 3 года назад
"...or Michigan" - I'm dyin' here Bruce 🤣🤣🤣
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 3 года назад
It's a messy business
@brysonmacdougal7898
@brysonmacdougal7898 3 года назад
@@ScotlandHistoryTours 🤣
@leahmontgo
@leahmontgo 3 года назад
Fantastic video! I just found your chanel a few days ago and have been binge watching! By any chance do any of your videos involve or mention the Montgomeries of Kilwinning? My grandfather was born there, supposedly in a castle lol
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 3 года назад
Wow, that's very specific. Sorry I don't 😥
@leahmontgo
@leahmontgo 3 года назад
@@ScotlandHistoryTours No worries, I'm pretty sure they were all scoundrals anyways lol Cheers from Newfoundland!
@leahmontgo
@leahmontgo 3 года назад
@@ScotlandHistoryTours But if you ever get pressed for ideas, I'd love to see a video on the Montgomeries fued with the Cunninghams!
@Drew-ce9ce
@Drew-ce9ce 2 года назад
@@leahmontgo Montgomery and Cunningham are both names very much associated with Ayrshire. Really wouldn’t be difficult at all to source lots of facts that may interest yourself if you wish to take some time out to do it.
@jonmatthews4254
@jonmatthews4254 2 года назад
It's great to see an Englishman so passionate about the Sweaties.
@iaincaillte3356
@iaincaillte3356 3 года назад
Enlightening! Interesting the influence American ex-pat Scots had on Scottish culture. What does it say on your sweatshirt. I think it's Gaelic (Gàidhlig).
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 3 года назад
You'll get a translation in my shop at www.scotlandhistorytours.co.uk/shop 😜😜
@bigh9809
@bigh9809 3 года назад
Top notch vid,your knowledge is breathtaking are you sure your not a brainiac scholar, so much info in that head of yours
@nickthenoodle9206
@nickthenoodle9206 Год назад
Michigan 😃.
@frankhollidiaz6142
@frankhollidiaz6142 5 месяцев назад
Pray Scotlands remaining churches(buildings) remain churches. St.Columba pray for us. Pray for Scotland.
@rosshosie7176
@rosshosie7176 3 года назад
Can you do a video on the Battle of Langside Langside
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 3 года назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oUi3-_hzguw.html
@davidcaledonia5187
@davidcaledonia5187 3 года назад
Have you done any videos of Linlithgow Palace, I was there about 20 years ago with my wife, we went into the chapel there, a beautiful building, I took lots of photographs but my son steven managed to expose them to the light before I got to send them away, my own fault for leaving my camera out
@lmclm1755
@lmclm1755 2 года назад
Bruce, what does your Gaelic top say and what's the translation?
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 2 года назад
Aha for that you can go to one of the product pages in my shop. Even if you don't buy a mug or T-shirt you get the translation www.scotlandhistorytours.co.uk/shop
@Riggsveda
@Riggsveda 3 года назад
Bruce, Loved the video, but what about Cuthbert??? Hmmmmm??? ;-) I know. "Too many saints. Too little time." And, BTW, I found your last email in my spam folder this morning. Please check for a message today. Tioraidh an-drasda, as they say. Caoimhin.
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 3 года назад
Aye, he's a bit further south right enough
@Kessogsasaina
@Kessogsasaina Год назад
Well guess i found my patron St.
@robbiethepict2783
@robbiethepict2783 3 года назад
On a hill far away stood an auld rugged cross. And I'll cling to that auld rugged cross. And exchange it one day for a crown.
@cushyglen4264
@cushyglen4264 11 месяцев назад
I’d love to know why the Scots have a patron saint - Andrew - from the Middle East with no connection with Scotland. He’d probably never even heard of Scotland (or whatever it was called in the 1st century AD). It all seems a bit strange when you reflect on how many worthy saints with close Scottish connections didn’t get the job. Of course the same goes for England & Ireland. Only Wales has a native born saint.
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 11 месяцев назад
I'm sure a quick google would answer your question
@johnshoemakerjr5840
@johnshoemakerjr5840 3 года назад
Bruce- with all due respect, was not St. Ninian and the church he established at Whithorn in Galloway in 397 A.D. the founder of Christianity in Scotland? It may have been the Latin church,and he was a Briton,but he converted the Southern Picts for a time. Monks served continuously at Whithorn until the 1600's.The church of Kirkmadrine near Sandhead on the Rhinns of Galloway has the burial stones of Latin priests or bishops dated to as early as 400 A.D.Thanks for your great videos.A McDowell of Freugh descendant, J.R.S.,Jr.,Esq., Alabama, U.S.A.
@SMac86
@SMac86 Месяц назад
The better question is, "Who cares about that garbage anymore?" I suppose I'll tune in because it's your channel. 😉
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours Месяц назад
Who cares about the garbage on my channel any more😲😲
@SMac86
@SMac86 Месяц назад
@ScotlandHistoryTours I was meaning more about Catholic Saints, but from a purely historical perspective it's all still legit. 😅
@anvilbrunner.2013
@anvilbrunner.2013 3 года назад
6:44 Crannog ?
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 3 года назад
Aye, you'll often see collapsed crannogs by the side of a loch that have silted up and become little islands. I resisted the temptation to add a link to this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rvypZ0f0gJo.html
@anvilbrunner.2013
@anvilbrunner.2013 3 года назад
@@ScotlandHistoryTours They did a grand job there.
@alastairbrewster4274
@alastairbrewster4274 3 года назад
Hey Bruce I’m an amateur artist (teacher in the day) if you want any artwork doing I’m happy to help, just to be helpful.
@mikeygilmour4635
@mikeygilmour4635 3 года назад
It wouldn't surprise me that St Andrew's day, as a celebration of Scotland, is an American invention. TBH I always wondered why we had St Andrew's day given our attitudes to the concept of canonisation.
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 3 года назад
I'll need to find out when other countries adopted their saints days
@kyleferguson5175
@kyleferguson5175 3 года назад
@@ScotlandHistoryTours Saint Andrew's the town is close to the May Isle (spring fertility - its waters make you pregnant) which I think is / was important in celtic paganism. The pilgrims buried there all have the scallop shell inside their mouths Way of Saint James or Camino de Santiago.. Galicia is Celtic the Welsh have the scallop Aberffraw cakes to the pagans and early Christians don't think it was just about going to Galicia but important points from Galicia. Can't prove it but think its why Caesar picked shells on french coast because he knew some of the paths were in Britain.
@kyleferguson5175
@kyleferguson5175 3 года назад
Aberffaw isn't just on Anglesey its where Cribinau a coastal island is. St. Michael's way is the official part of path from saint Michaels mount another coastal island with causeway.
@manekakapoor1612
@manekakapoor1612 3 года назад
@@ScotlandHistoryTours interestingly in India where my father was from, and he was raised Catholic, Saint Thomas the Apostle is mostly avoided by non Indian Christians. Even though India has records about him, even the streets he lived on. Could it be that descriptions of him say he was indistinguishable from an Indian man in looks?
@greyarea3804
@greyarea3804 2 года назад
I think Saint Andrew is the patron saint of golf. that's why they named the golf course after him😅
@dougiem1
@dougiem1 3 года назад
St Andrew was imposed on Scots Kessog our true Saint and why the Bruce gave luss holy status
@ianherd569
@ianherd569 Год назад
IS he
@babbsromero3471
@babbsromero3471 Год назад
What about st Oswald??
@staghornthedruid957
@staghornthedruid957 2 года назад
Wasn't that Buchanan territory?
@alleycatb
@alleycatb 3 года назад
Tapadh leibh agus mar sin leibh fhèin
@jmyd83
@jmyd83 3 года назад
👍
@twotubefamily9323
@twotubefamily9323 3 года назад
Very interested in the dark ages
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 3 года назад
I'm quite curious masel'😁
@kimbrown9185
@kimbrown9185 3 года назад
The Phonecians
@paullacey748
@paullacey748 Год назад
The Norman Edward 111 demoted St Edmunds and promoted St George in England, St Edmund is a far more worthy Patron. St Columba in Scotland has more claim
@Gudha_Ismintis
@Gudha_Ismintis 3 года назад
7:00 - Why Picts 'AND' British - both are British? you mean the Brythonic Celtic British and Pictish (possibly Brythonic) British
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 3 года назад
If I remember right on Desert Island Discs the bible was excluded
@georgefuters7411
@georgefuters7411 3 года назад
According to the Irish chronicles of the king's, the Picts arrived in Eire by sea to escape Roman incursion into their homeland. The Irish royalty were somewhat afeert o' these strange ta'kin folk and telt them o' an empty land across the watter that might suit their settlement. The Picts then crossed the sea to settle the northern Highlands of Caledonia. Their tongue may have been a form of Celtic, but the branch is not known. Strangely some of the surviving Pictish place names appear to be similar to Ukrainian place names. Just saying...🤔
@BigMrFirebird
@BigMrFirebird 3 года назад
Since the church of Rome was always more than happy to slap the celtic church around, I can see where this patron saint business is headin'....
@ScotlandHistoryTours
@ScotlandHistoryTours 3 года назад
I'll be buggered if I know
@BigMrFirebird
@BigMrFirebird 3 года назад
@@ScotlandHistoryTours I'm thinking, your guy hailed from the celtic church and Rome did it's best to undermine the celtic church's influence at every turn. Wouldn't it be convenient if Rome came up with an alternative patron saint as its influence grew?
@chrissim9982
@chrissim9982 3 года назад
If only the wee munster prince was named edward....
@kurtbogle2973
@kurtbogle2973 Год назад
The Celts aren't Christians. I'm certainly not! Christians are a ROMAN thing. No the Roman's couldn't beat us militarily. So who let them in the back door? Remember the law of the Druids? Remember what is today called our Mythology. So even if I only speak for myself. You can keep your Christianity!
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