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Fish Fry (St. Peter) Trucker Hat

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Looking to cheer your team, promote your brand, or simply keep the sun out of your eyes? Our custom hats are the perfect way to meet all these needs and more. Customise the front with a logo, design, or text and create an essential accessory that you will never leave behind!

  • Adjustable from 43.18 cm to 60.96 cm
  • 100% polyester foam front
  • Wide area to feature your design
  • 100% nylon mesh back keeps you cool
  • Available in 11 colour combinations
Recommended for ages 13+

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Fish Fry (St. Peter) Trucker Hat

Fish Fry (St. Peter) Trucker Hat

Fish was a staple of the diet in the Holy Land in antiquity. It still is. At least four of the Twelve Apostles—Andrew, James (the Greater), John, and Peter—earned their pre-Apostolic livelihood as fishermen. Today, the Galilean tilapia is known as “St. Peter’s fish.” Scholars opine that it was from the mouth of a tilapia that St. Peter once withdrew a coin from a fish that he caught at Christ’s behest in order to pay the Temple tax for himself and for Jesus (Matthew 17:23-26). + Though St. Peter was married (or widowed) and undoubtedly enjoyed many a home-cooked meal prepared by his wife or mother-in-law as an adult, he himself probably knew his way around a kitchen and certainly around an open campfire. Even Jesus cooked. After the Resurrection, He fed the Apostles fish (probably tilapia) for breakfast on the shore of the Sea of Galilee. + Here Saints_Aplenty has depicted St. Peter frying up fish on a campfire. He is humorously equipped with anachronistic tools—a spatula, an oven mitt, and a red enameled frying pan. A Saints-Aplenty exclusive, the image is a pastiche of elements extracted from 19th-century devotional prints and public domain resources. St. Peter, who pairs nicely with St. Andrew, is the second in a projected series of genially humourous “Apron Saints,” saints associated with food and drink. + St. Peter is a patron saint of fishermen, fish merchants, and net makers. + Feast: June 29

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arrived 16 days after shipping , but not disappointed, really nice quality :) I'll definitely book an other one very soon! amazing , even better than on the website! the color are awesome ! :)
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Product ID: 256960601575057520
Posted on 4/01/2025, 4:34 PM
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