Saint Paul (apostle)

Saint Paul, formerly known as Saul, was a key figure in early Christianity. Originally a persecutor of Christians, he experienced a transformative vision of Jesus and became a passionate missionary. PaulTravelled extensively through the Roman Empire, establishing churches and spreading Christian teachings through his letters, which form a significant part of the New Testament. His work helped shape Christian doctrine and expand the faith beyond Jewish communities to include Gentiles (non-Jews). Recognized as an apostle, Paul's writings and efforts are fundamental to Christian theology and the faith's global growth.