Model : St. Mark Evangelist, assumed to be the one referred to in Acts as John Mark (12:15), identical with Saint Mark mentioned by Saint Paul (Colossians 4; 2 Timothy 4; Philemon 24) and by Saint Peter (1 Peter 5). Mark, whom Saint Peter calls his son, is the son of Mary, whose house was a meeting-place for the Apostles, to which Saint Peter turned on his release from prison. He accompanied Saint Paul on his first Apostolic journey but returned to Jerusalem alone, and for this Saint Paul refused to take Mark on his second trip. After this he sailed to Cyprus with Barnabas; ten years later Mark was a fellow-worker of Saint Paul and in the company of Saint Peter at Rome. He went into Asia Minor after the Epistle to the Colossians, remained there some time, and returned to Rome. Tradition represents Saint Mark as the founder of the Church of Alexandria and bishop of that city for about twenty years. Another theory holds that he founded the Church of Aquileia. In the preface to his Gospel in manuscripts of the Vulgate, Mark is represented as having been a Jewish priest, but this may be only an inference from his relation to Barnabas the Levite. Later tradition calls Mark one of the seventy-two disciples, but it is uncertain whether or not he ever saw Christ. Many are of the opinion that the young man who fled naked from Gethsemane (Mark 14:51) was the evangelist himself. The date of Saint Mark's death is uncertain; the it is actually a very small sticker
DUSTER PHYNR ON THE WAY TO THE FISHING HOLE
This picture was kind of a joke but then I thought it might look cool so I kept it and messed around with the coloring.
Speedwell Forge motorcycles out the window Cottage St, Easthampton Massachusetts rare pic of my ugly mug smiling. I have no clue who that is next to me. No idea.
Ginger says Happy Furry Friday. This pic of my boy Sean switch tailsliding a ledge at Aegon is about 2 years old.