Apostle Peter Posters and Art Prints

Gothic stained glass window with Peter the Apostle. Medieval architectural style in Western Europe.

Gothic stained glass window with Peter the Apostle. Medieval architectural style in Western Europe.

St. Peter, disciple of Our Lord, apostle, bishop of Rome, and the first Pope.

Coin-shaped symbol representing St. Peter the apostle and first Pope. The upside down cross is not a symbol of anti-Christian sentiment, but rather the sign of the way that Peter died for Our Lord. Tradition says that he chose to be crucified upside down rather than die in the same manner as his Lord, and his sacrifice earned him a martyr's crown. The keys represent the "keys of the Kingdom" which Our Lord gave to Peter as the visible head of the Church. The crowing rooster represents Peter's denial of Our Lord during His passion, but most of all it represents Christ's forgiveness and mercy for all who return to Him. Sancte Petre, ora pro nobis.

A figure of Saint Paul with the Gospels and the sword of his martyrdom, from a 19th Century French holy card. The banner below Saint Paul reads in French: Saint Paul Docteur des nations p.p.n. or Saint Paul Docteur des nations priez pour nous (Saint Paul, Doctor of the nations, pray for us)

Simple designs of your favorite saints.

St. Peter, disciple of Our Lord, apostle, bishop of Rome, and the first Pope.

Nuestro Viejo amigo San Pedro con las llaves al cielo

Setting showing the martyrdom of St Peter, whom tradition says was crucified upside down.