MIRACULOUS MIRACLES^™

Second Bishop of Jerusalem — Kinsman of the Lord — Martyr Under Trajan

Fifth Successor of Peter — Pope (c. 99–c. 108)

Sixth Successor of Peter — Pope (c. 108–c. 115)

The Hunter who Saw the Cross between the Antlers

Seventh Successor of Peter — Pope (c. 115–c. 125)

First Christian Apologist — Bishop of Athens

Bishop of Hierapolis — Disciple of John — First Christian Compiler of Apostolic Traditions

One of the Fourteen Holy Helpers — and the least historical of them

Athenian Philosopher-Apologist — Author of the Second Surviving Christian Apology

Roman Widow-Martyr — The Hadrianic Family Martyrdom of Tivoli

Eighth Successor of Peter — Pope (c. 125–c. 138) — Institutor of the Midnight Christmas Mass

Ninth Successor of Peter — Pope (c. 138–c. 142) — Greek Philosopher of Athens

Tenth Bishop of Rome — Contemporary of Justin and Polycarp

The First Christian Philosopher — Apologist

Roman Widow — Mother of Seven Martyrs

Roman Martyrs — The Case That Drew Justin Martyr's 2nd Apology

Eleventh Successor of Peter — Pope (c. 155–c. 167) — Host of Polycarp at Rome

Twelfth Successor of Peter — Pope (c. 167–c. 174) — 'The Great Almsgiver to Other Churches'

Bishop of Hierapolis — Apologist Against the Montanists

Bishop and the Slave-Girl — The Forty-Eight Martyrs of Lyon

Roman Virgin-Martyr of Trastevere — Patroness of Music and Musicians

Bishop of Sardis — Author of 'On the Pasch' — Foundational Asian-Christian Theologian

Father of Christian Historiography — First Compiler of Apostolic Succession

First African Christian Martyrs — Twelve Christians of Scilli Tried at Carthage

Sixth Bishop of Antioch — First Christian Author to Use the Word 'Trinity'

Roman Senator — Martyr Before the Senate of Rome

Thirteenth Successor of Peter — Pope (c. 174–c. 189) — Recipient of the British Mission Tradition

First Latin Bishop of Rome — Pope of the Easter Controversy

Founder of the Catechetical School of Alexandria — Missionary to India