Treasures of the Ancient Church
Brother Barnabas, Remembering the Ancient ChurchReadings in early church history (ca. 50–500 AD). Written for a general audience, whether you're Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant, or even if you're non-Christian or just unsure. Intended to be both scholarly and reverent.
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On the ‘Apostle Junia’ Discourse
Fresco of the Apostle Paul and Thecla found in a cave in Ephesus (Türkiye)
International Translation Day
Does a single verse in the Epistle to the Romans provide evidence that a woman named Junia was considered an “apostle” in the e...
Ambrose of Milan on Angelic Wonder
Saint Michael Prayer — Byzantine melody arranged by Paul Jernberg and and
Treasures of the Ancient Church publishes primary source texts from the early Christian era, with explanatory glosses and introductions, as well as essays an...
Prayer for Unity
Dare we pray for unity among Christians? And how do we do so charitably, yet without embracing relativism? This would be my prayer:
Lord, I pray that Protestant denominations, Evangelicals, Eastern Orthodox, and Catholics each may thrive o...
A Beginner’s Guide to Christianese
The labyrinth of the Chartres Cathedral | Trey Ratclife via Flickr (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)
Have you ever felt like Christians speak their own language? Like specialists in medicine, law, finance, or members of the military, Christians sometimes...
The Didache: Moral Precepts and Practical Advice
P.Oxy. XV 1782, a fragment of the Didache (Oxford Papyrology)
“You shall not hate any man; but some you shall reprove, and concerning some you shall pray, and some you shall love more than your own life.”
The Didache, meaning “the Teachin...
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Amateur historian writing about the practices, beliefs, struggles & triumphs of the early church. Disciple, polyglot, citizen (USA), father of three (“brother” is just an alliterative pen name; I’m not a friar/monk), friend, son, human.
Readings in early church history (ca. 50–500 AD). Written for a general audience, whether you're Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant, or even if you're non-Christian or just unsure. Intended to be both scholarly and reverent.
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