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St. Peter was married but we do not know the name of his wife. His brother was the Apostle Andrew and his father was Jonah or Jona. If Peter had any children or other siblings, we have no record of them.
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What was the adult family life of Saint Peter like?
These is nothing in scripture that describes Peter's family life.
Who did saint peter baptize?
First Roman family.
Was Saint Peter's family wealthy?
No, his family was not wealthy. They were poor, humble fishermen.
What did Saint Peter do in his adulthood?
Before he became an apostle Peter was a fisherman in the family fishing business.
Was Saint Peter born into a Catholic family?
Peter the Apostle was born into a Jewish family. The new church had not been formed at the time of his birth.
What did Saint Peter eat most of the time?
Considering that Peter and his family were fishermen, fish probably was a large part of his diet.
Did Saint Andrew have a family?
Andrew was a brother of Saint Simon Peter the apostle and son of Jonah. We do not know the name of his mother and do not know if he was married or had any children. It is unlikely that he did as no mention is made of then in either scripture or tradition.
What was Saint Peter's family hobby?
I would surmise that the family was much too busy running the family fishing business to have any hobbies.
Did Saint Peter Claver have a family?
Peter Claver, of course, had parents. However, he was a priest and was never married nor did he have any children.
Is Saint Peter really a saint?
Yes, Saint Peter is really a saint. If he were not a saint he would not have that title.
What were Saint Peter's childhood and early life experiences like?
There is nothing in scripture nor in traditions that tells of Saint Peter's childhood years. When he was old enough he probably helped in the family fishing business.
Which is bigger - Saint Paul or Saint Peter?
Saint Peter's Basilica is larger than Saint Paul's.
