The other six (6) of the 12 apostles of Jesus Christ are Judas, Thomas, Andrew, Philip, Bartholomew, and James, the son of Alpheus.

This is Scottish artist William Dyce’s depiction of the Apostle John leading Mary away from the Crucifixion after Jesus had assigned him to care for her. Dyce lived from 1806-64. (Courtesy Photo) When ...

Having authored the “Saints and Art” series for more than a year, I would be remiss if I omitted my own patron, St. John the Evangelist. Traditionally regarded as the author of the Fourth Gospel, of ...

Thomas refused to believe Jesus was risen until he felt the nail marks in Jesus’ hands and the wound in his side.

The apostles were an odd conglomeration of men whom Jesus chose not for their intellects or influence but for their loyalty and ability to learn. There were numerous disciples, or students, but only ...

The twelve apostles, the chosen followers of Jesus Christ, went throughout the ancient world preaching, spreading ...

"Jesus Crown of Thorns" series finale depicts Christ's resurrection and fulfillment of prophecy during Holy Week, with its ...

Recently we looked at the claim that Mark derived the information in his Gospel from St. Peter. This claim dates to a first century source: a figure called "John the Presbyter," who was a disciple of ...

Philip was personally chosen by Jesus Christ to be one of His 12 apostles. He answered the call without hesitation as he left his old life behind to follow the Lord. Alongside the other disciples, he ...