Jesus saw this apostle sitting under the fig tree when his friend, Philip, went to see him.

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Oldest apostle, patron saint of Spain, traveler, and noted water-drinker

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A son of Alphaeus, and little is known about this "little" apostle.

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Son of Zebedee, symbolized by an eagle, whom Jesus loved

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Not many symbols for this apostle -- one shows 30 silver coins

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Also known as "Thaddeus Labbaeus", his other name has been made even shorter than it is.

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This tax collector, a son of Alphaeus, was a sinner invited to eat with Jesus (along with other sinners)

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This man was nicknamed "The Rock", the apostle on whom the Christian Church was built.

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The faithful apostle who, when tested, told Jesus that there was not enough money to buy bread.

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This apostle once belonged to a group of Israelites that wanted to overthrow the Roman government.

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This apostle may have been a "twin", and his missionary work could have been building churches in India.

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The remaining 11 Apostles cast lots, and this man was chosen to replace Judas (but never knew Squirrel or Bone in the novel "A Dog's Life").

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