St. Matthew Comments

St. Matthew, one of the twelve Apostles, is the author of the first Gospel. This has been the constant tradition of the Church and is confirmed by the Gospel itself. He was the son of Alpheus and was called to be an Apostle while sitting in the tax collectors place at Capernaum. Before his conversion he was a publican, i.e., a tax collector by profession. He is to be identified with the "Levi" of Mark and Luke. His apostolic activity was at ... Continue Reading

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MO
3 years ago
he is my favorite saint he is amazing like me
ww2
3 years ago
he is 1 of my favorite saints
Matt
3 years ago
He is my favorite because he is named after me
TY TY
3 years ago
Matthew rocks
e.a
3 years ago
WOW Mathew was one of the 12 apostles.....that is really good. but i need to know how he became a saint,date of death,when he became a saint....I can't tell you why
jacob
3 years ago
when was he born
sheryl
3 years ago
i love that name,Mathew.
df
3 years ago
how did he become a saint
c.f
3 years ago
how did he become a saint? i need it for assignment
c.j
3 years ago
hi
kevin
3 years ago
wen was he born? i need that info for a assignment.
tyty
3 years ago
DID HE DO IT
matthew kyle santiago
3 years ago
my parents gave me this holy name..
nick
3 years ago
i have his name
squalker JR
3 years ago
he has my name
Mitchell
3 years ago
I've also chosen his name too!
Kaela
3 years ago
kind of helpful to right a seventh grade religion paper
A
4 years ago
he looks ok
mitchel
4 years ago
im picking him for my confirmation name too
Barry
4 years ago
i am picking Matthew for my Conformation name.

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