Then, imagine going through a typical day, literally glowing with the love of Christ. Look at the faces of the people who feel the warmth around you. Imagine joy entering each person who speaks to you ...

Marco Schmid, a theologian at Saint Peter’s Chapel, explained to The Guardian: “We wanted to see and understand how people ...

In the arrest of Jesus, Peter could see such a future for himself. Literary scholar Erich Auerbach once described this scene as revolutionary and unprecedented in the literature of the time ...

We can see the Jewish people thought that Jesus was John the Baptist, Elijah, Jeremiah or another prophet. Peter, Jesus' closest disciple, was the one to speak up when directly asked “Who do you ...

Visitors will be able to sit opposite and talk to him ... t tally with the theological orientation of St Peter’s. So which version of Jesus do you meet in Lucerne? “In all previous tests ...

Peter was indignant and shrugged off the suggestion that he would be disloyal. He argued that he would be prepared to die with Jesus, and the rest of the disciples said they would face death too.