Ep. 11 - Melito and the Parting of the Ways

Marcus Minucius Felix is one of the greatest writers you never heard of. His "Octavius," written in the late second century, is a work of fictionalized memoir set in the resort town of Ostia. Three friends go to the beach, and in a day of walks and conversation one of them leads ...  Show more

Sarcastic, bombastic, and brilliant, Tertullian of Carthage may be the most entertaining of the Church Fathers. He also did more than anyone else to launch theology in the Latin language. His life and his work were provocations to his opponents—who included many pagans and more t ...  Show more

Dive into the intriguing world of Catholic saints with Mary McGuire and Dr. Carl Venner on 'Catholic Saints,' a podcast produced by the Augustine Institute on Apostolate. In this episode, Dr. Venner shares his deep dive into Greek and theology, exploring Acts of the Apostles a ...

In this two-part series, we explore the meaning of the Eucharist according to the Church Fathers and focus particularly on the letters of St. Ignatius of Antioch, the poetry of St. Ephrem of Syria, and the homilies of St. John Chrysostom. 

In episode 6 of the Catholic Frequency Podcast,we feature a discussion with a Thomistic theologian, biblical scholar, classical historian, and stoic philosopher. The conversation centers around the importance of Greek thought, Roman infrastructure, and the fulfillment of the Hebr ...  Show more