It is you who is missing the truth of the Scriptures. Peter, was in fact married and the Bible doesn’t give us much more than what I referenced. Jesus didn’t commend Peter for leaving his wife - he was merely saying that we should put Him first.
And, you are wrong - the Scripture DOES teach us that Peter WAS married. I gave you the book and verses. Maybe the Catholic Bible took this out, but it certainly is in there. Matthew 8:14&15 clearly tells us that Peter’s mother-in-law was sick. One can’t have a mother-in-law unless one is married. Smoking gun? Not really - all non Catholics are aware of this. Perhaps you should read the Bible for yourself and not be spoon fed by anyone.
Just because Peter had a mother in law does not mean his wife was still living.
One can’t have a mother-in-law unless one is married.
Again, Scripture only tells us that Peter was married at one time. If my wife dies and her mother does not, I will still have a mother-in-law. It's a very simply exercise in logic.
Your knowledge of the topic at hand is quite deficient but go ahead and be content in your ignorance.