In chapter 2, Goodacre shows how, contrary to what is usually said, passages from St John’s Gospel can be set alongside parallel passages from the Synoptics, such as the sundering […]
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In chapter 2, Goodacre shows how, contrary to what is usually said, passages from St John’s Gospel can be set alongside parallel passages from the Synoptics, such as the sundering […]
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Goodacre, Mark (2025) The Fourth Synoptic Gospel: John’s Knowledge of Matthew, Mark, and Luke, William B. Eerdmans, Grand Rapids This stimulating book has arrived just as I have been working […]
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I have already written two posts on Hosanna Sunday (see below). I would especially draw your attention to the Syriac-based meditation, as that is fairly unique – at least in […]
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When Did St Joseph Die? I have already written a post about Saint Joseph. https://www.fryuhanna.com/2021/03/17/st-joseph/ However, I wish now to speak a little bit more speculatively in a way which […]
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n addition, St John Chrysostom (347-407), wrote a letter to a hermit named Maroun, and asked him for his prayers, as St John was then suffering in exile. It is […]
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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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