Saints Peter And Paul (Noun)
Meaning
First celebrated in the 3rd century.
Classification
Nouns denoting time and temporal relations.
Examples
- Feast of Saints Peter and Paul was first celebrated in the 3rd century to commemorate the martyrdom of the two saints in Rome.
- Since the 3rd century, Christians have observed the feast day of Saints Peter and Paul, who are considered important figures in early Christianity.
- In AD 258, the Christians of Rome observed the first solemn celebration of the Apostles Saints Peter and Paul in the 3rd century.
- From the 3rd century on, the commemoration of Saints Peter and Paul's martyrdom on June 29 became popular all over Christendom.
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