The exact date is not known. However, Peter was martyred sometime between 64AD and 67AD during the reign of Roman Emperor Nero.
Because that is where St. Peter the Apostle was martyred.
Because that is where St. Peter the Apostle was martyred.
St. Peter was martyred about the year 64 by crucifixion on an up-side-down cross. We do not know the exact date.
At the time of his death, St. Peter was living in Rome. Rome was also the place where he was martyred. Hope this answers your question!
AnswerWe do not even know whether Peter was martyred or even how he died. However, a second-century tradition was that he was beheaded in Rome on the emperor's orders. A later version of the same tradition is that he was crucified upside down, in Rome.
Both Peter and Paul were martyred in Rome.
St. Peter was martyred in Rome around 64-67 AD, where he was crucified upside-down at his own request. St. Paul was also martyred in Rome around 64-67 AD, where he was beheaded due to his beliefs as a Christian. Both saints were persecuted during the reign of Emperor Nero.
St. Peter served as pope from 33AD to 64 or 67AD - 31 to 34 years. The date Peter was martyred is still in question.
She was not martyred, she died of natural causes.
Because Rome is where the successor of St. Peter is the bishop. This person is the pope. St. Peter was given special authority by Jesus and was martyred in Rome. When he died, the his authority went to the next pope. The pope now is Pope Benedict XVI. Paul was also martyred in Rome and he is also very important to Christianity.
.Catholic AnswerThe origin of the Latin Rite Church in Rome is Our Blessed Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, who sent his Apostles, Peter and Paul to convert Rome. Peter was head of His Church, and both of them were martyred in Rome. St. Peter is buried under the high altar in St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican, and St. Paul in buried in St. Paul-outside-the-walls.
There are many, many saints who were martyred in Rome. Here is a partial list of some of those who are better known:Saint Lawrence of Rome Saint Sebastian Pope Saint Sixtus II Saint Agnes of Rome Saint Cecilia Saint Peter the Apostle Sail Paul the Apostle Saint Valentine of Rome