St John Chrysostom is one of the most important of all the many famous bishops from Antioch. He is celebrated in the Maronite Liturgy which has an Anaphora in his […]
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St John Chrysostom is one of the most important of all the many famous bishops from Antioch. He is celebrated in the Maronite Liturgy which has an Anaphora in his […]
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I have introduced St John Chrysostom: https://www.fryuhanna.com/2026/01/16/st-john-chrysostom-life/ I now consider his book On the Priesthood. This is a relatively long work, and was written by Chrysostom not as a homily, but as a […]
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St Theophilus of Antioch In Antioch, Bishop Heron succeeded Ignatius, probably in 116, and he was followed, possibly in 128, by Cornelius, and then by Bishop Eros in 142. Downey […]
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St Ignatius on Unity Many deep theological themes can be found in Ignatius: he is a mystic, by which I mean that he develops concepts in a manner which is […]
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We now come to St Ignatius’s Epistle to the Ephesians. This is the longest of the epistles, and in many ways the most important. His name is given first: “Ignatius, […]
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Ignatius, who refers to himself as “the bishop of Syria” (Romans 2.2), was important in the Maronite tradition: his letters were retained and studied, and an Anaphora of St Ignatius […]
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52nd Maronite Podcast Maronite History: Part Two 1.2.3 A Distinctive Identity for the Christians in Antioch The detail that Barnabas, possibly one of the seventy disciples, went to Antioch, is […]
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1.2. Antioch in the New Testament (51st Maronite Meditations Podcast) So far as we know, none of the apostles or disciples went there during the life of Christ. However, Antiochians […]
Read moreIn episode 1696 of his show (25 November 2026), Matt Walsh speaks about a mother who had lost control as she beat her son, picking him up by the hair and […]
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Ancient Antioch: The Background (51st Maronite Podcast) The Maronite Church declares, in its official documents, that it is an Antiochene Syriac Maronite Church. The Maronite Patriarch is, officially, the Patriarch […]
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