'Minor' Fathers in the West.(FATHERS OF THE CHURCH)

From: Catholic Insight | Date: January 1, 2006| Author: Baldwin, Barry | Copyright information

The Eastern Fathers wrote in Greek; the Western Fathers in Latin. After providing us with sketches of the "Greats" in both East and West, Professor Baldwin turns his attention to the "minor" Fathers. In December he perused those writing in Greek; here he looks at those in the West. In the February and March editions he will turn his attention to those writers who veered away from the true teaching by perusing their own preferred opinions.--Editor

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