To the faithful, St Peter - the disciple and first pope - started the official church in Rome at the conclusion of his journey after Christ's Ascension.
The Gospel of Judas, a papyrus document from the 3rd or 4th Century AD, casts the fallen disciple as a benevolent figure, helping Jesus to save mankind.
The world economy may have changed beyond recognition since 1944, but to a true disciple the same policies make sense.
This rite was accompanied by a reading of Matthew 16, which is the passage where Jesus changes the name of his disciple Simon to Peter and hands him the keys to heaven.
Although happy to back progressive causes, the 57-year-old Mr Fini is no disciple of the free market.
In it she sees herself as a disciple in the otherwise all-male band of followers.
So Beane hires as his assistant a pudgy, diffident non-athlete named Peter Brand (Jonah Hill), an economics major a few years out of Yale, who happens to be a disciple of the sabermetrics guru Bill James.
The philosophy extended to Norwegian soccer under another disciple, Egil Olsen and Norway reached the World Cup Finals in 1994 and 1990.
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This Federal Express disciple, who became the CEO of E-Trade in March 1996, insists that the company has moved beyond the online brokerage business to a new battlefront: unified online finance.
So the community fought back: a disciple of a local Shinto priest was called in to train a crack team of wrestling coaches, and Kosaka organized a sumo club that wouldn't contravene the Education Ministry rulebook.
He became her confidant, and she became his fixer, his disciple, and, when the Nazis took over Austria, his savior.
Passed from master to disciple through oral instruction, the radif embodies both the aesthetic practice and the philosophy of Persian musical culture.
He was, rather, an ideologue, a disciple of Zeev Jabotinsky, the hardline Zionist who wanted to see a Jewish state along both banks of the Jordan river.
Victor himself, although he grows up in a loving family, is imperfectly guided and becomes a disciple of discredited alchemists - the implication being that his considerable mental gifts have been imperfectly formed, which ultimately leads to his inappropriate use of them to create his imperfect "child".
It involves no chanting, no mantras, but a "contemplation of the inner sound stream, " as her disciple and U.S. spokesperson Pamela Millar describes it.
In particular, the choice of Juan Jose Llach, a disciple of Domingo Cavallo, a former economy minister, says much about Mr de la Rua's intentions.
By 1936 he had persuaded Sawai Gandharva, a disciple of Abdul Karim Khan, to teach him the intricacies of the Kirana style of singing.
Dakich, a Knight disciple, was reminded of his Big Ten roots for the lone week in 2002 that he was West Virginia's coach.
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Last week on CNBC, John Silvia, chief economist for Wells Fargo Securities, asked me how, as a disciple of asset allocation, I help my clients focus on the long-term goal in the face of such dramatic short-term volatility.
Kwok is a disciple of Intel's Andy Grove, who wrote in Only the Paranoid Survive that businesses would do well to operate as if they are under attack.
Mr Davidson, an economist who edits the Journal of Post-Keynesian Economics, is Keynes's most faithful academic disciple.
Tucker likewise is suspicious of an account penned 14 years later by Franklin's disciple Joseph Priestley, who, though he wasn't present at the experiment, says it took place in June.
Designed by John Lautner, a disciple of Frank Lloyd Wright and one of Southern California's most celebrated architects, the house is considered by curators one of the 10 most important residences from the midcentury period in Los Angeles.
The bribes inquiry owes much of its vigour to a quarrel between Mr Maluf and Celso Pitta, a former disciple whom he helped to get elected as mayor in his place.
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