Apostles

This collection focuses on the Apostles, the closest companions and principal disciples of Jesus Christ. Within these pages, you will encounter biographical information and key details about these foundational figures of early Christianity, including individuals traditionally recognized as the original twelve chosen by Jesus, as well as other prominent early followers who played significant roles in spreading the faith.

You will find entries for figures such as Matthew, John, and Paul, whose writings and ministries profoundly shaped Christian theology and practice. The collection also includes accounts of Saint Matthias, chosen to replace Judas Iscariot, and other apostles like Philip, Andrew, James son of Zebedee, and Simon Peter, highlighting their diverse contributions to the nascent Christian movement.

Browsing this collection offers a valuable opportunity to explore the lives and impact of the individuals who were at the very heart of Christianity's beginnings. By examining these central figures, visitors can gain a deeper understanding of the historical context, theological development, and early spread of the Christian faith, making this a rich resource for anyone interested in religious history and the origins of a major world religion.