The Feast of Saint Peter and Saint Paul is a significant public holiday in Peru, observed annually on June 29th. It honors the martyrdom of the two apostles who are considered the founders of the Christian Church. In Peru, particularly in coastal fishing communities, Saint Peter is celebrated as the patron saint of fishermen.
This is a statutory public holiday established by Peruvian law. Government offices, banks, and most businesses remain closed for the day.
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