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Calls the Corinthians back to humility, order, and peace, arguing that church leadership and unity are gifts that should be received with obedience.
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First Epistle of Clement
Calls the Corinthians back to humility, order, and peace, arguing that church leadership and unity are gifts that should be received with obedience.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoThe Didache
Presents practical catechesis on Christian morals, baptism, fasting, prayer, Eucharistic practice, and local church leadership.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoEpistle to Polycarp
Offers pastoral counsel to Bishop Polycarp on endurance, leadership, discipline, and care for the flock under pressure.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoEpistle to the Ephesians
Urges believers to remain united around their bishop and to confess Christ fully against early doctrinal distortions.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoEpistle to the Magnesians
Encourages fidelity to apostolic teaching and warns against returning to old covenant shadows after Christ's fulfillment.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoEpistle to the Philadelphians
Calls the church to reject schism, stay anchored in Eucharistic fellowship, and maintain peace under shared pastoral oversight.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoEpistle to the Romans
As he travels to martyrdom, Ignatius asks the Roman church not to prevent his witness and frames martyrdom as discipleship.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoEpistle to the Smyrnaeans
Defends the real incarnation and suffering of Christ, then links orthodox confession to a coherent sacramental church life.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoEpistle to the Trallians
Stresses submission to church oversight and vigilance against teachers who divide Christ's humanity from his divinity.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoFragments
Preserves early witness to oral apostolic tradition and transmission of Jesus traditions before later canonical consolidation.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoEpistle to the Philippians
Combines moral exhortation, scriptural saturation, and pastoral correction while urging perseverance in holiness and truth.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoThe Apology
Contrasts Christian life with pagan religion and presents the Christian people as a community shaped by truth and charity.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoEpistle of Barnabas
Interprets Israel's scriptures christologically and frames discipleship through a moral contrast between two ways of life.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoEpistle to Diognetus
Explains Christian identity as life in the world but not of it, rooted in divine revelation rather than ethnic or civic boundaries.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoSecond Epistle of Clement
A homiletic exhortation calling believers to repentance, holiness, and steadfastness as they await final judgment.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoThe Shepherd of Hermas
Uses visions and parables to stress repentance after baptism, moral discipline, and patient perseverance in church life.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoFirst Apology
Defends Christians before imperial authority, describes worship practices, and argues that Christian faith is rational and moral.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoThe Martyrdom of Polycarp
Narrates Polycarp's witness and death, presenting martyrdom as faithful imitation of Christ rather than theatrical heroism.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoDialogue with Trypho
A long scriptural debate about prophecy, covenant fulfillment, and the identity of Jesus as promised Messiah.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoSecond Apology
Responds to specific injustices against Christians and deepens Justin's argument for moral accountability before God.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoAddress to the Greeks
Critiques pagan philosophy and culture while arguing for Christian truth grounded in revelation and transformed life.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoA Plea for the Christians
Defends Christians against charges of atheism and immorality and presents a reasoned account of monotheistic belief.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoThe Resurrection of the Dead
Argues philosophically and theologically for bodily resurrection as consistent with justice, creation, and divine purpose.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoAdversus Haereses (Against Heresies)
Refutes gnostic systems, defends apostolic succession and rule of faith, and develops recapitulation in Christ.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoTo Autolycus
Addresses a pagan critic by defending Christian doctrine, creation theology, and scriptural credibility.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoExhortation to the Heathen
Invites pagans to abandon idolatry and receive Christ the Logos as the true teacher and healer of humanity.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoThe Apology
Defends Christians under Roman suspicion and argues that persecution is unjust, irrational, and morally inconsistent.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoThe Instructor
Shows how Christian formation reshapes ordinary habits, speech, consumption, and virtue under Christ's guidance.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoOn Baptism
Explains the meaning, necessity, and moral implications of baptism within Christian initiation and ongoing obedience.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoThe Prescription Against Heretics
Argues that doctrinal claims must be tested by apostolic origin and ecclesial continuity rather than novelty.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoThe Stromata
A wide-ranging synthesis of philosophy and theology aimed at mature Christian understanding and disciplined wisdom.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoOf Patience
Presents patience as a foundational Christian virtue that guards the believer against anger, pride, and self-assertion.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoDe Principiis (On First Principles)
One of the earliest large-scale Christian theological systems, addressing God, creation, scripture, freedom, and final restoration.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoThe Refutation of All Heresies
Catalogues and critiques competing philosophical and heretical teachings to defend apostolic doctrine.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoAgainst Celsus
A detailed response to pagan criticism, combining biblical exegesis, philosophical reasoning, and theological defense.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoThe Epistles of Cyprian
Pastoral letters on persecution, reconciliation, episcopal unity, and practical church governance.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoThe Treatises of Cyprian
Addresses unity, discipline, prayer, and endurance while shaping Latin ecclesial thought under crisis.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoTreatise Concerning the Trinity
Offers a pre-Nicene defense of the Father, Son, and Spirit in continuity with scriptural monotheism.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoThe Divine Institutes
A broad apologetic work contrasting Christian truth with pagan religion and philosophy in late imperial context.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoOn the Incarnation of the Word
Explains why the Word became flesh: to defeat corruption, reveal God, and restore humanity in the divine image.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoChurch History
Traces Christian history from the apostles through persecution and imperial transition, preserving critical early sources.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoFirst Council of Nicaea
Defines key Christological boundaries against Arianism and issues canons shaping universal church order.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoLife of Constantine
Portrays Constantine's reign and Christian imperial policy while interpreting political history through theological lenses.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoCatechetical Lectures
Provides doctrinal instruction and sacramental mystagogy for catechumens preparing for baptism and Eucharistic life.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoFour Discourses Against the Arians
Defends the full divinity of the Son and clarifies Nicene logic against subordinationist interpretation.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoLife of St. Anthony
A formative monastic biography presenting ascetic struggle, spiritual warfare, and disciplined holiness.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoOn the Trinity
A major Latin defense of Nicene trinitarian theology, emphasizing scriptural confession of the Son's true divinity.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoNine Homilies on the Hexaemeron
Meditates on the creation account, joining biblical exposition with moral and theological instruction.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoNisibene Hymns
Poetic theology for worship and catechesis, treating doctrine through biblical imagery and pastoral urgency.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoDe Spiritu Sancto (On the Holy Spirit)
Argues for the Spirit's full divinity and worship alongside Father and Son in trinitarian faith.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoOn the Making of Man
Explores humanity as image-bearing creature, integrating theological anthropology with moral vocation.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoOn Not Three Gods
Clarifies how one divine essence can be confessed without collapsing personal distinctions within the Trinity.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoOrations
Combines pastoral rhetoric and dense theology, especially on the Trinity and the identity of Christ.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoFirst Council of Constantinople
Reaffirms Nicene faith, extends trinitarian clarification, and stabilizes doctrinal boundaries for the imperial church.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoOn the Holy Spirit
Defends the Spirit's divine status and explains trinitarian worship in biblical and pastoral terms.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoThe Great Catechism
A systematic catechetical synthesis on creation, fall, incarnation, sacraments, and final restoration.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoLetters
A large pastoral and scholarly correspondence dealing with ascetic life, biblical study, and church disputes.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoOn the Mysteries
Introduces newly baptized believers to sacramental meaning and moral implications of Christian initiation.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoHomilies on the Gospel of Matthew
Verse-by-verse preaching that joins doctrinal clarity with practical exhortation for repentance and mercy.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoDe Viris Illustribus (Illustrious Men)
A biographical catalog preserving memory of Christian writers and their works in early church history.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoConfessions
An autobiographical prayer that narrates conversion, desire, memory, and grace under God's providence.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoOn Christian Doctrine
Sets out principles for biblical interpretation and preaching, ordered by love of God and neighbor.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoOn the Holy Trinity
Develops trinitarian theology through scripture and psychological analogies of memory, understanding, and will.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoInstitutes
Maps monastic discipline and the struggle against passions through embodied rhythms of prayer and practice.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoThe Enchiridion
A concise handbook of Christian belief and life structured around faith, hope, and love.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoCity of God
Interprets history through two loves and two cities, arguing that Christian hope reframes political collapse.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoConferences
Dialogues with desert elders on purity of heart, discernment, prayer, and the gradual formation of virtue.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoOn Grace and Free Will
Defends both real human willing and the primacy of grace against accounts that make salvation self-generated.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoCouncil of Ephesus
Affirms Christ's personal unity and safeguards Marian title Theotokos as part of orthodox Christology.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoCommonitory
Proposes a rule of catholicity by testing doctrine through continuity, universality, and consent in the church.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoLetters
Includes major christological and pastoral correspondence, especially the Tome that shaped Chalcedonian definition.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoCouncil of Chalcedon
Defines Christ as one person in two natures without confusion, change, division, or separation.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoSecond Council of Constantinople
Reinforces Chalcedonian Christology while addressing ongoing controversies in post-Ephesus theological reception.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoPastoral Rule
A manual for bishops and pastors on character, discernment, preaching, and spiritually responsible leadership.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoThird Council of Constantinople
Rejects monothelitism and confesses Christ's two wills in harmony with his two natures.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoCouncil in Trullo (Quinisext)
Issues disciplinary canons to consolidate conciliar practice, clerical order, and liturgical norms in the East.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoExposition of the Faith
A synthetic presentation of orthodox doctrine that gathers patristic trinitarian and christological development.
Leer fuenteAbrir espejo de archivoSecond Council of Nicaea
Affirms the veneration of icons in continuity with incarnation theology while distinguishing worship from honor.
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