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The Church Fathers: Guides for a Church in Crisis (MP3)
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We remember the Fathers of the Church for their holiness, their wisdom, and their courage to proclaim the truth in an age in which the Church was beset by heresy from within and by persecution from without.
Christians today can draw inspiration from the Fathers, whose willingness to suffer exile, imprisonment, and martyrdom for the truth laid the foundations for the Christian Age.
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