Saints Peter

Saints Peter, also known as the Apostle Peter, was one of Jesus Christ’s closest followers and a foundational figure in Christianity. Originally a fisherman, he was called by Jesus to lead His church after His resurrection. Peter is known for his bold faith, leadership among the apostles, and his role in spreading Christianity. He is often depicted holding keys, symbolizing his authority. As the first pope in Catholic tradition, Saint Peter's teachings and actions significantly shaped early Christian history and theology. He is venerated as a saint in many Christian denominations.