The Life of Saint Peter, the Chief Apostle, Retold for Children

How did holy people live? People often think that they always did everything right and never made mistakes. They sat somewhere in a deserted cave, read wise books, and prayed to God. And if someone came to them, they gave wise advice on how to live correctly. But we are just simple people. We make mistakes all the time - at home, when we behave poorly with our parents, brothers, and sisters. And at school - when we don't study our lessons well. And in general - we make mistakes everywhere, wherever you look. How can we compare ourselves to holy people... But imagine a saint who not only made a mistake but betrayed Christ, denied Him. Not just once, but three whole times! What could be worse for a person? It would definitely be worse than a quarrel with grandma or a failing grade in math. And yet, this is the very saint that the Christian Church has revered for two thousand years as the chief apostle, one of the main saints. But how could this happen? Is it really possible to correct such a terrible mistake? That is what we will learn from this book.