We have no evidence that Peter ever went to Rome. In his epistles, considered to have been written more than twenty years after the death of Jesus, Paul talks of Peter as being one of the pillars of the Jerusalem church, and an occasional visitor to Syria. At this stage, Peter would have already been a relatively old man for his era, unlikely to start a new venture in a city that already had a Christian community. The story of his martyrdom in Rome did not arise until the middle of the second century.
If indeed Peter made a journey to Rome, for which no documentation survives, he could have travelled by sea or land.
Because St. Peter fled Rome (the city) but turned back to face crucifixion. He is revered by Catholics to this day.
Catholicism originated in Jerusalem, Israel. Then Sts. Peter and Paul took the faith to Rome where it has been headquartered ever since.
Born in Israel, there are many accounts that he was in other places like Babylon. Some believe he went to Britain, Spain, and Rome.
No, Saint Peter's Basilica is in the Vatican, not in Rome,
No, St. Peter was a Palestinian. He was from Israel.
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St. Peter's in Rome was given its location because it is believed to be where St. Peter was buried under the Basilica.
It was in Israel first, where Jesus was born, and the Apostles and disciples preached the Gospel into the middle east and Europe. Rome was occupying Israel during Jesus' first time on Earth. There were Roman soldiers present in many countries. Simon(Peter) was credited as the one who brought Christianity to Italy and was killed by Nero.
Saint Peter was executed in Rome under orders of Emperor Nero. That is the reason he was buried there.
Peter was crucified in Rome , he wanted it to be him upside down.
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Peter traveled to many areas around Palestine as well as to Antioch and Rome where he was martyred.