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Pierre

Also known as Simon Peter, Shimon, Simeon, Simon, Petrus, Peter the Apostle, Pope Peter, Saint Peter the Apostle

apôtre de Jésus Christ

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Saint Peter was a male human born in 1 BCE in Bethsaida. He served as a fisher, presbyter, and Catholic bishop, holding the positions of Pope and Patriarch of Antioch. A Jewish Christian, he was a student of Jesus and a member of the Twelve Apostles. His sibling was Andrew the Apostle. He resided in Jerusalem, Antioch, Rome, and Capernaum, with Rome as his work location.

Peter died in 65 through crucification, a form of capital punishment. He is buried at the Vatican Necropolis. His feast day is June 29. Iconographic symbols associated with him include the Keys of Heaven, a rooster, the papal tiara, and pearly gates. He appears in the Gospels of Matthew, Luke, Mark, and John. He is also recognized in the Popes collection.

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: human
Part of: Twelve Apostles
Given name: Piotr
Gender: male
Place of birth: Bethsaida
Child: Saint Petronilla
Sibling: Andrew the Apostle
Occupation: Catholic bishop
Position held: Patriarch of Antioch
Religion: Jewish Christian
Student of: Jesus
Image: Saint Peter-Sinai (6th Century).jpg
Work location: Rome
Residence: Capernaum

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Commons category: Saint Peter
date of death: 0065-00-00
Commons gallery: Petrus
topic's main category: Category:Saint Peter
cause of death: crucifixion
manner of death: capital punishment
place of burial: Vatican Necropolis
feast day: June 29
described by source: Wikitólica
lifestyle: mysticism
iconographic symbol: pearly gates
present in work: Gospel of Matthew
P6482: Saint Peter
date of birth: 0001-00-00
has characteristic: Keys of Heaven
P8168: Jean-Claude Piumi
student: Evodius
floruit: 0100-00-00
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
name in native language: 𐡔𐡌𐡏𐡅𐡍 𐡁𐡓 𐡉𐡅𐡍𐡄
nickname: 𐡊𐡉𐡐𐡀
subject has role: apostle
Stack Exchange tag: christianity.stackexchange.com/tags/peter

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Pierre (saint Pierre pour les catholiques et les orthodoxes), de son vrai nom Siméon Bar-Yonah (traduit par « Simon, fils de Jonas ») selon le témoignage des Évangiles, aussi appelé Kephas (le « roc » en araméen) ou Simon-Pierre, est un Juif de Galilée ou de Gaulanitide connu pour avoir été l'un des disciples de Jésus de Nazareth. Il est répertorié parmi les apôtres, au sein desquels il semble avoir tenu une position privilégiée du vivant même de Jésus avant de devenir, après la mort de ce dernier, l’un des dirigeants majeurs des premières communautés paléochrétiennes. Il est né vraisemblablement au tournant du Ier siècle av. J.-C. et serait mort selon la tradition chrétienne entre 64 et 68 à Rome. La tradition catholique en fait le « prince des apôtres », le premier évêque de Rome et l'Église catholique revendique sa succession apostolique pour affirmer une primauté pontificale, que lui contestent les autres confessions chrétiennes et dont l'actuel pape est le représentant. Il a suscité un grand nombre d'œuvres artistiques, en particulier dans l'Occident latin.

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