The Gates of Hell and the Death of Pan
St. Peter proclaimed a profound truth at Banias: The authority of the false gods was no more
Results from Tag: 'st. peter'
Recruiting Fishers of Men
Maybe the Apostles were having a bad day fishing for fish — but it turned into a good day for “fishing for men.”
![Carl Bloch [1834-1890], “Peter’s Denial”](https://publisher-publish.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/pb-ncregister/swp/hv9hms/media/20201130171144_92e990c9ddb22c33aa17d0e1dc8c86b0fea897a0274a978fb19f21685a12ffb1.jpeg "Carl Bloch [1834-1890], “Peter’s Denial”")
Is Peter’s Primacy Disproved by His Personality?
Jesus chose Peter and called him “the Rock” despite his tempestuous personality, not because of it.
![Fernando Gallego [1440-1507], “St. Andrew and St. Peter”](https://publisher-publish.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/pb-ncregister/swp/hv9hms/media/2020113015114_a06d506c36c9be311ad5670172fc26e3dd2387502b66b35378f59d88b208535c.jpeg "Fernando Gallego [1440-1507], “St. Andrew and St. Peter”")
On the Feast of St. Andrew, Some Thoughts About Brothers
COMMENTARY: Twenty centuries ago, a brother knew he was his brother’s keeper.
St. Peter the Apostle — Given the Keys to the Kingdom of Heaven
A multitude of groups claim St. Peter as their patron, including fishermen and clockmakers.
St. Peter’s Marriage and Priestly Celibacy
“Now Simon’s mother-in-law lay sick with a fever, and immediately they told him of her. And he came and took her by the hand and lifted her up, and the fever left her; and she served them.” (Mark 1:30-31)
Peter the Apostle, and Paul the Teacher of the Gentiles
COMMENTARY: Each in a different way gathered together the one family of Christ. And revered together throughout the world, they share one martyr’s crown.
Mark’s Gospel Through the Eyes of St. Peter
New translation offers interesting insights into the work of the evangelist.
The Apostle and the Revolutionary
St. Peter and Vladimir Lenin: How They Processed a Traumatic Event in their Lives Changed the World in Very Different Ways
Bones Believed to Be St. Peter’s Discovered in 1,000-Year-Old Church in Rome
Routine restoration work uncovered fragments that may belong to the first pope, three other popes and four early Church martyrs.
