Tag: Church Fathers
Wisdom of the Fathers
Wisdom of the Fathers: St. Epiphanius of Salamis
St. Epiphanius traveled the world. In the course of his travels he combated unorthodox beliefs such as Origenism and Aryanism.
Wisdom of the Fathers
Wisdom of the Fathers: St. Ignatius of Antioch
St. Ignatius was known as an eloquent writer. He authored seven letters that had exceptional influence in the early church.
Retreats & Talks
The First Christian Heroes
At a "Bravehearts" meeting, Gary Michael Voris presents an exciting talk on the first Christian heroes, the Church Fathers!
Wisdom of the Fathers
Wisdom of the Fathers: St. Cyprian of Carthage
Cyprian was a great writer – author of at least ten treatises on Christianity.
Wisdom of the Fathers
Wisdom of the Fathers: St. Irenaeus
Join the late Russ Voris for an exploration and explanation of the Fathers of the Church. Irenaeus was the first Christian writer to list all four of the canonical Gospels as divinely inspired.
Wisdom of the Fathers
Wisdom of the Fathers: St. Basil of Caesarea
In the West St. Basil is reckoned with St. Gregory of Nazianzus, St. John Chrysostom, and St. Athanasius as one of the Four Eastern Greek Doctors of the Undivided Church.
Wisdom of the Fathers
Wisdom of the Fathers: St. Clement of Alexandria
A significant work of St. Clement of Alexandria is the treatise 'Who is the Rich Man that Shall be Saved?' based on Mark 10:17-31. This commentary says the misuse of riches is to be condemned.
Wisdom of the Fathers
Wisdom of the Fathers: Pope St. Gregory the Great
This week, St. Gregory the Great, who is well-known for his writings, which were more prolific than any previous pope.
Wisdom of the Fathers
Wisdom of the Fathers: St. John Chrysostom
Join the late Russ Voris for an exploration and explanation of the Fathers of the Church. This week, St. John Chrysostom has a beautiful name – the word 'Chrysostom' means 'golden mouthed'.
The One True Faith
The One True Faith: The Church Fathers (S3E8)
Join Gary Michael Voris and learn about the very first Christians — men who were utterly Catholic!
