Saint Mark (Saint Mark the Evangelist)

Saint Mark, also known as Saint Mark the Evangelist, is traditionally considered the author of the earliest Gospel in the New Testament, written to share the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. He is believed to have been a follower of Jesus and a companion of the apostles, especially Peter. Mark's Gospel emphasizes Jesus' actions and miracles, highlighting his role as the Son of God and Savior. Recognized as a saint in Christianity, he is also associated with the founding of the Christian community in Alexandria, Egypt, where his relics are believed to be kept. His teachings and writings continue to influence Christian faith and doctrine.