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Catholic Answers Conference 2019: The Early Church Was The Catholic Church (MP3)
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All Catholics who want to know and defend the Faith need to learn about the time of the apostles and the Fathers, for it is in these ages that the Trinitarian, Christological, and Marian doctrines are defined, the structure and operation of Christ’s Church matures, and the form of Eucharistic worship takes shape.
To deepen your knowledge of this exciting time in Christian history, join these talks from Catholic Answers apologists along with special guest speakers from our 2019 conference, The Early Church Was the Catholic Church.
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MP3, 7 hours, 41 minutes |
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