St. Peter the Apostle

Introduction to St. Peter the Apostle

The patron saint of our school is St. Peter, who was the head of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus. The Bible has an in-depth narration of the character of Peter, who was depicted as a man of being short-sighted, impulsive, presumptuous and cowardly. However a person bearing such human weakness was eventually transformed under the conscientious guidance of Jesus to a saint who possessed the transcendent virtues such as insight, might, fortitude, the ability to self-reflect and be grateful. St. Peter may serve as an excellent role model for our students.