Fasti Apostolici: A Chronological Survey of the Years Between the Ascension of Our Lord and the Martyrdom of SS. Peter and Paul

Fasti Apostolici was written by William Henry Anderdon, a prominent 19th-century English Jesuit priest and nephew of the cardinal John Henry Newman. The work was conceived as a rigorous attempt to reconcile the scattered historical accounts of the early Christian Church following the Ascension, focusing specifically on the apostolic timeline leading up to the final years of Saints Peter and Paul in Rome.

The text is notable for its scholarly approach to hagiography and historical theology, reflecting the mid-Victorian intellectual interest in reconstructing ecclesiastical foundations. Anderdon sought to provide a cohesive, chronological narrative for both theologians and lay readers of the era, and the volume remains a primary point of reference for researchers interested in the methodology of 19th-century Catholic historiography.