No One Can Harm the Man Who Does Not Harm Himself
Written from exile: why no loss, insult or even death can harm a soul that does not harm itself.
Edition in preparation.
Stay with their words
The library
Read beyond the day’s passage. Explore the works of the Fathers and saints. Our editions are in preparation.
On Mortality
Written while a plague swept Carthage in 252: why a Christian need not fear death. With a welcome by Augustine and readings from Aquinas.
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On Pascha
A second-century homily for the night of Pascha, in which the whole story of salvation is sung.
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On the Incarnation
Why the Word of God became man, and what his death and rising did to death itself. With a welcome by Gregory Nazianzen and readings from Aquinas.
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On the Lord’s Prayer
The earliest complete Latin commentary on the Our Father, line by line. With a welcome by Augustine and readings from Aquinas.
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More from the saints
The Teacher and the Martyr
Saint Augustine of Hippo · Section 4 of the sermon
In Praise of Athanasius
Saint Gregory Nazianzen · Sections 1–10 of the oration, without omissions