Caravaggio, “Denial of St. Peter” (1610)
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Never look to a man for answers.
Look to Christ who is the answer.
If you insist on looking to a man, then choose one who points to Christ.
For the best teacher is Christ Himself…and His best assistants are those who clearly say: “Don’t look at me.”
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—Howard Hain
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The Victor's Place 
To the mark and so appropriate
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The Church and its Priests/laity need to apply this too them selves,i.e ,as one example(see doctrine).What actually happens is something else !.
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The Church and its Priests/laity need to apply this too them selves,i.e ,as one example(see doctrine).What actually happens is something else !.Other wise individuals are on their own.
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Wise words, The Caravaggio is beautiful. Peter seems to be asking,
“Who, me? Don’t know him.”
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Oh, the ills of man-worship rather than God-worship. One disappoints, the other inspires; one leads to betrayal, suffering and death, the other to eternal life with the Eternal one who was betrayed, suffered and died for the us; one is false hope, the other is Hope fulfilled, Resurrection. and Peace.
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