Today is the Feast of Sts. Peter & Paul! #solemnity

Together with Catholics around the world, we at the St. Paul Center are celebrating the Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul!

For us, this solemnity is a special cause for celebration because it highlights the close partnership of the two principal evangelizers of the 1st century.

And just as Sts. Peter and Paul were close partners in their evangelical efforts, so are you a close partner in our mission to raise up a new generation of biblically fluent priests and biblically literate laity.

It’s thanks to you that we can continue creating powerful resources that help Catholics read Scripture from the heart of the Church.

And so, we want to wish you a blessed Solemnity of Sts. Peter and Paul, and to thank you for your ongoing prayers, support, and friendship!

#stpaulcenter #stpeter #stpaul #thankyou #solemnity

[craigaxle]

Saint Peter & Saint Paul, orate pro nobis

[elina]

Wow I didn't know they died on the same day. (new Catholic). Amazing! What a happy day in heaven that must have been.

[elizabethsackey]

Wow, Catholic knows all that. Then we need to go out for evangelism that would be the best feast day .

[canderssonswedican]

There are no writings that state Peter died in Rome. There are no writings that state that Peter was ever in Rome.

[flwrangler]

Both Peter and Paul would flip in their graves if they knew. The early church would form a Catholic branch that worshipped idols. Idols of them in highest esteem.
A pope that would take Paul's name, and claim the pope has more authority than G-D over affairs of the church.
Perhaps those that hold Paul's value should actually read the things he wrote, more importantly, abide by them! Way too lean on others to read for them, then wait all week to be told what it was they read.