Свети Петар

Свети Петар

Симон, кого Исус го нарече Петар или "Рок", на кои тој ќе се изгради својата црква (МТ 16:16-19). Тој беше прв што ќе признае Исус да биде Христос, Синот на живиот Бог (442). Тој беше првиот меѓу Апостолите, и нивната глава; на папата е неговиот наследник за епископ на Рим и викар на Христос, и како пастир на Црквата универзална (552 FF;. 765, 862, 881).

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