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On Virginity
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In his insightful work On Virginity, penned around 370 AD, the author aims to inspire readers to cultivate a profound commitment to virtuous living. This timeless exploration of purity and morality encourages a journey toward a life dedicated to perfect virtue. - Summary by Herbermann, Charles, ed. (1913).
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Funeral Oration on Meletius
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Delve into the poignant legacy of Saint Meletius, the Patriarch of Antioch who served from 360 until his passing in 381. One of his final acts was presiding over the First Council of Constantinople, a pivotal moment in church history. The renowned Saint Gregory of Nyssa, one of the illustrious Cappadocian Fathers, delivered a heartfelt eulogy at Meletius’s funeral. Interestingly, the text intertwines themes of joy amidst sorrow, notably referencing the recent installation of Gregory Nazianzen as Archbishop of Constantinople. Join us as we explore this rich tapestry of faith and history. - ...
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Life of Saint Macrina
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Dive into the deeply moving biography of Saint Macrina, as narrated by her brother, Saint Gregory of Nyssa. In this enlightening podcast, we explore the unique use of the term philosophy in the context of Christianity as it was in the fourth century, both in general and specifically with regards to asceticism. This comes from the second footnote of the narrated text.
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