(We note in passing that the so-called "upside-down" or "inverted" cross is actually a Christian symbol, known to Catholics as the Cross of St. Peter, or Petrine Cross, representing the upside ...

While it is not possible to fully understand what it means to be the ‘rock’ of the Church, Benedict sought to put it in human terms: "He, who assumes the Petrine ministry … belongs always ...

If I could, would do to him what St Paul did to St Peter (Galatians 2:11-14). The Marian dimension of the Church precedes the Petrine dimension (CCC 773) and therefore precedes the sacramental ...

Under the title of 'Our Lady of the Southern Cross' she is patron of the Australian Diocese of Toowoomba and ... In this sense one can say that the Church is both Marian and Apostolic-Petrine".