Bartholomew (Nathanael)

Bartholomew, also known as Nathanael, was one of Jesus’ twelve apostles. Described in the New Testament, he is recognized for his initial skepticism about Jesus but later displayed strong faith. Traditionally associated with a person from Cana, he is respected for his honesty and dedication. While little is known about him outside biblical texts, he is considered a significant early Christian figure, often remembered for his unwavering commitment and role among Jesus' closest followers.