Today the Orthodox Church celebrates Peter-Paul

Today the Orthodox Church celebrates Peter-Paul. According to the Gospel, Peter Andrew was the older brother of the First Call. Before the Lord's call, they were fishermen of Bethsa, near the Lake of Galilee. Peter was called Simon. Because of his faith, Christ called him Peter, which means rock. He was called Saul and persecuted the Orthodox by the instructions of the high priests. By God's mind, he was suddenly blinded, during which God called him to him. Paul was cut off today.