Saint Peter

Saint Peter, originally named Simon, was one of Jesus Christ’s twelve main disciples and a foundational figure in Christianity. He was a fisherman called to follow Jesus, and is known for his leadership among the apostles. Often considered the first Pope, he played a key role in spreading Christianity after Jesus's death, emphasizing faith and commitment. Peter is also recognized for his humility and flaws, such as denying Jesus three times before the crucifixion. His legacy includes being a symbol of faith and leadership, and he is venerated as a saint in many Christian traditions.