Peter (Saint Peter)

Saint Peter, originally named Simon, was one of Jesus Christ's closest disciples and is considered the leader of the apostles. He is often depicted as the first Pope and a key figure in Christianity. Renowned for his role in spreading Jesus’ teachings after the resurrection, Peter’s story includes moments of doubt and eventual faith. He is associated with the keys to Heaven, symbolizing his authority in the Church. According to tradition, he was martyred in Rome, and his legacy continues to influence Christian beliefs and practices around leadership and faith.