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2nd-c.Christian apologist Ioustinos Martys, from the book Illvstree de diverses figvres des choses plvs remarqvables veves par l’auteur,&incogneues de noz anciens& modernes,publ.in 1575 with engravings by the French engraver André Thevet.No one knows what Ioustinos Martys really looked like.The early Christian apologist Ioustinos Martys (c.100-c.165)is known for 3 surviving works:The 1st Apology,The 2nd Apology,the Dialogue with Trypho,all three of which were written in Greek.
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Christian History Institute (CHI) provides church history resources and self-study material and publishes the quarterly Christian History Magazine. Our aim is to make Christian history enjoyable and applicable to the widest possible audience.
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Justin Martyr on the Eucharist, Christian Quotes, Ancient Catholic Tradition, Scripture, Apostolic Succession, Bible
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St. Ignatius of Antioch on unity
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Today the Church remembers Saint Justin the Martyr. Ora pro nobis. Saint Justin the Martyr, (born c. 100 A.D. in Flavia Neapolis, and died c. 165 A.D., in Rome) was one of the most important of the…
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Saint Justin the Martyr - June 1
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Justin Martyr on the Mass, Christian Quotes, Ancient Catholic Tradition, Scripture, Apostolic Succession, Bible
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Pray for us, Saint Justin!
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Justin Martyr on Baptism, Christian Q, Ancient Catholic Tradition, Scripture, Apostolic Succession, Bible
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Save Who is Justin Martyr and why should we care what he says about the Eucharist? He is a second-generation Christian who learned from the successors of the Apostles. He lived from c. 100–c. 165. In other words, he was born about the same time St. John the Apostle died. Look at the timeline […]
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Today and Tomorrow: Principles in the Training of Future Iconographers pt.1 – Orthodox Arts Journal
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"We are slain with the sword, but we increase and multiply; the more we are persecuted and destroyed, the more are deaf to our numbers. As a vine, by being pruned and cut close, shoots forth new suckers, and bears a greater abundance of fruit; so is it with us." – St. Justin Martyr
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The sixth chapter of John’s Gospel, from which we will be reading these next several weeks, is a sustained meditation on the meaning of the Mass and the Eucharist. Our passage for today, when read symbolically, illumines the major movements of the Mass.
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All the voices around Justin clamored that they had the truth he sought so desperately. He had listened to them all since he first came to Rome to get his education. They each shouted that they held the one and only answer but he felt no closer to the truth than when he had started his studies. He ...
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Daily quotations on Saint Quote of the Day, from the men and women Saints, Blesseds, and Venerables of the Holy Roman Catholic Church.
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