Introduction: How great you are!
“Yourself” is too great to be appreciated, more valuable than the whole world! Therefore, Jesus Christ says: “What does it profit a person if he gains the whole world and loses […]
Monastic perfection in the thought of Saint John Cassian
The foundations of monastic systems laid down by Saint John Cassian are considered among the most complete systems of his day[23]. We have already talked about it
Method and ideas of Saint John Cassian
Sources of his thought Quasten believes that Cassian's spiritual teachings depend on the Bible in addition to his connection with Alexandrian theological thought, especially in...
The Theology of Saint John Cassian
Saint John Cassian and the heresy of likening God to man Anthropomorphism Regarding debate 10 on “Prayer,” some wondered about the heresy of likening God to man.
His writings: Secondly, The Debates and Thirdly: The Divine Incarnation - Against Nestorius
Second: Collationes Patrum (Conferences) is a group of debates conducted by Saint Cassian and his friend Germanius with the greatest fathers of wilderness in Egypt.
His writings: First: Institutions for the company system
In Marseille, at the request of Bishop Castor, Cassian drew up the following two works: First: Institutions for the Company System. Second: Debates. (*a) Cassian's situation
The life of Saint John Cassian
His origins[1] Saint John Cassian is considered one of the most famous spiritual writers of the fifth century in southern Gaul (France), especially in thought.
Index to the book Life, Thoughts and Writings of Saint John Cassianos
His life, his upbringing, his monastic life.———– p. 7 His writings First: Institutions for the Company System———– p. 11 Part One 1-4:———– p. 11
The life and writings of Saint Aphrahat the Persian sage
Saint Aphrahat the Persian Wise, his life, writings, and thoughts with a simplified introduction to Syriac literature [the introduction was deleted and the saint’s biography was retained
Introduction and definition
The Life of Moses or “On Perfection in Virtue” by Saint Gregory of Nyssa with an introduction to the biography of Saint Gregory of Nyssa
The life of the blessed Augustine
“Be confident, woman, it is impossible for the son of these tears to perish.” In Tagaste, on November 13, 354 AD, in the city of Tagaste