Church Fathers #catechesis/fathers
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Land here when the user asks: what a Church Father said, taught, wrote, or preached; about
Augustine, Chrysostom, Jerome, Irenaeus, Origen, Basil, Ambrose, Athanasius, Cyprian, Tertullian,
Gregory, Justin, Clement, Ignatius, Polycarp, Eusebius; about patristics, the ante-Nicene or
post-Nicene period, early Christianity, a homily, sermon, epistle, treatise, or confession; about
grace, free will, sin, baptism, the incarnation, the Trinity, heresy, or martyrdom as the early
Church treated them.
3,806 notes · 427 works · 69 authors. Each note carries its translator, series and volume in
frontmatter. Drill down: author → work → part, e.g.
Augustine of Hippo.
This is what makes the Bible live: 51,299 inline scripture citations land on the Bible’s verse
anchors, so any verse’s backlinks list the Fathers expounding it.
[!note] Two navigation cautions
The author and work MOCs below this one are machine-generated — their descriptions are
templates with no topical vocabulary, so they are scaffolding for descending, not an index for
deciding. And some are very wide: Gregory the Great’s Register of Letters lists 421 children,
Basil’s Letters 325. Read for orientation, then go to the leaf.
