Following Jesus' arrest, Peter stands in the courtyard during the illegal nighttime trial. He denies that he is a follower of Jesus two times, and then the third time, he curses at a servant girl ...

He had been a loyal follower of Jesus from the beginning of His ministry -- and yet after Jesus' arrest, he stood around a fire outside the place where Jesus had been taken and denied that he even ...

The Very Rev. Fr. Milad Selim asks, "What are we willing to suffer for Christ? What price are we willing to pay for His endless love?" ...

After denying Jesus, Peter simply “went outside and wept bitterly” (Matt. 26:75). And his weeping looks more like despair than repentance, said Gundry.

According to Luke’s Gospel, the rooster squawked as Peter was denying Jesus a third time and, at that moment, Jesus looked at Peter, who then began to weep bitterly (Luke 22:61-62).

He then shares with Peter words that have inspired the lives of many saints: “Whoever wishes to come after me, must deny himself, take up his cross and follow me.” We can often mistake this ...

Last week, we looked in detail at the scientific implausibility of group hallucinations. That is, since hallucinations are ...

Katya Rivas: Peter Denies Jesus Friday, 1 March 2002, 11:59 am Column: Katya Rivas. Katya Rivas: Peter Denies Jesus. The Medallion of the Apostolate of the New Evangelization .

After all, when told of Jesus’ impending crucifixion, Peter’s first response was to rattle his swords. “Far be it from you, Lord! This shall never happen to you,” Peter said (Matt. 16:22).

Peter Denies Jesus . While My Heart offers to suffer all these ordeals, Peter, whom I had named “Leader and Head of the Church” and who hours before had promised to follow Me unto My death, ...