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Jewish rabbi, founder of the Christian faith
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Jesus of Nazareth
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First person to see above after Resurrection (according to Gospels of Mark and John)
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Mary Magdalene
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Founder's "Rock", denied his master
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Peter
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Brother of above, also an Apostle
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Andrew
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Apostle who, according to tradition, traveled to India
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Thomas
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Former persecutor turned missionary and writer of most of the New Testament
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Paul
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First Christian martyr, stoned to death
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Stephen
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City in which followers were first called Christians
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Antioch
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Island on which St. John wrote Revelation
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Patmos
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Disciple of St. John, Bishop of Smyrna, matyred by burning at the stake
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Polycarp
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Third (or fourth) Bishop of Rome, wrote an Epistle to the Corinthians, martyred by drowning
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Clement
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Disciple of St. John, Bishop of Antioch, wrote seven epistles on orthodoxy and obedience, martyred in the arena by wild beasts
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Ignatius
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"Father of Latin Christianity", discouraged Greek learning, formulated idea of the Trinity
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Tertullian
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Third and fourth century theologian, wrote first comprehensive history of the Church
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Eusebius
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Bishop in modern-day Turkey, patron saint of children
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Nicholas
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Council in which the issue of the Trinity was clarified, produced a well-known statement of belief
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Council of Nicaea
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Doctor of the Church, wrote Confessions and City of God
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Augustine
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Doctor of the Church, translated the Bible into Latin
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Jerome
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Collection of heresies that asserted the body and material world were inconsequential or evil
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Gnosticism
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Heresy that asserted that the Son was not coequal to or coeternal with the Father
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Arianism
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