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Physical and Spiritual Nourishment in the Catechetical Homilies of John Chrysostom
This article explores the previously underexamined dimension of physical and spiritual nourishment in John Chrysostom’s catechetical homilies, addressing two central inquiries: 1) Chrysostom’s expectations for new church members’ approach to eating and drinking, and 2) the connection between nourishment and their life as members of the liturgical ...
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Social Distancing as a Recontextualization of Filipino Values and Catholic Religious Practices: A Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic. [PDF]
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Jesuit Spirituality for the Contemporary Pluralistic Classroom
Teaching Theology &Religion, Volume 27, Issue 4, Page 130-136, December 2024.
Colby Dickinson
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Although the theme of eschatology is not at the forefront of baptismal theology, it plays an important role in it. It is referred to in both the catechumenal rites and during the baptism ceremony. This theme is particularly prevalent in the catechetical teachings of Theodore of Mospuestia (350–428).
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ΓiapphΣia in the catechetical homilies of theodore of mopsuestia
1983Jesus Christ as man possessed ∏apph∑ia parrhesia by which He was able to conquer death and to grant immunity from death to all mankind. Parrhesia in this context is not only confidence that He would conquer death, but also and foremost Jesus' perfect union with the Godhead.
W C Van Unnik
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