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St. Peter and St. Paul
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St. Peter (left) and St. Paul (right) represent apostolic love and service.
St. Peter Holding his Cross
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Reminding us of his upside-down crucifixion, along with his epistles.
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St. Paul Holding his Cross and Multiple Epistles
Reminding us of his calling, and his 14 epistles
Because they were martyred on the same day

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Both Depicted in the same Icon
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Story
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St. Peter and St. Paul were contemporaries.
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St. Peter, a fisherman, was one of Christ’s 12 disciples.
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St. Paul, once a persecutor of Christians, converted and became the Church's most popular missionary.
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St. Paul wrote 14 epistles of the New Testament.
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Their preaching, ministry, and martyrdom helped establish Christ’s Church.
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