| A | B |
|---|
| Flayed and then beheaded | Bartholomew |
| Crucified in Patras, Greece on two beams crossed in the shape of an “X” about 70 C.E. | Andrew |
| Crucified upside down by Emperor Nero in Rome around 64 or 65 C.E. | Peter |
| He had three daughters that were very respected members of the Church | Philip |
| Martyred in India by spears | Thomas |
| Beheaded with a sword in Jerusalem by Herod Agrippa I in 44 C.E. | James the Greater |
| One legend of his death has him being thrown from the pinnacle of the Temple in Jerusalem by the Pharisees and then clubbed to death in 62 C.E. | James the Less |
| Only Apostle to die a natural death | John |
| “Brother” of Jesus and Simon the Zealot. His father, Cleophas (or Clopas) was brother to Joseph | Jude |
| He betrayed Jesus with a kiss | Judas |
| Member of the Political Party and radical nationalistic group the Zealots | Simon the Zealot |
| He was a tax collector | Matthew |
| Martyred either by being hacked to death and burned r woas stoned while being crucified | Matthias |
| One of the First missionaries and is the Apostle to the Gentiles | Paul |
