History of Councils continued & Epistles. This is the first lecture. Get the full course here. By Br. Francis M.I.C.M. The Catholic Epistles of the New Testament are called so because they are addressed …More
History of Councils continued & Epistles.
This is the first lecture. Get the full course here.
By Br. Francis M.I.C.M.
The Catholic Epistles of the New Testament are called so because they are addressed not to a particular church or individual but rather to all the universal Church. Katholicos is a Greek word meaning “universal.” There are seven Catholic epistles: one by Saint James, two by Saint Peter, three by Saint John and one by Saint Jude. It is unfortunate that only ten of the sixteen talks that made up this course are recorded. Nevertheless, these ten talks open up the rich treasures contained in these inspired epistles. Also included in these talks are short lectures on the eight Eastern Councils of the Church, which are the first eight of the twenty-one ecumenical councils.The last eastern council was Constantinople IV, which was held in 869-870. The Patriarch of Constantinople at the time was the persecuted Saint Ignatius.The synod condemned the conciliarist heresy of the …More
This is the first lecture. Get the full course here.
By Br. Francis M.I.C.M.
The Catholic Epistles of the New Testament are called so because they are addressed not to a particular church or individual but rather to all the universal Church. Katholicos is a Greek word meaning “universal.” There are seven Catholic epistles: one by Saint James, two by Saint Peter, three by Saint John and one by Saint Jude. It is unfortunate that only ten of the sixteen talks that made up this course are recorded. Nevertheless, these ten talks open up the rich treasures contained in these inspired epistles. Also included in these talks are short lectures on the eight Eastern Councils of the Church, which are the first eight of the twenty-one ecumenical councils.The last eastern council was Constantinople IV, which was held in 869-870. The Patriarch of Constantinople at the time was the persecuted Saint Ignatius.The synod condemned the conciliarist heresy of the …More
