Empire of the Cross (Documentary)

[@alanbourbeau24]

Saint Dominic, founder of the Dominican order. This famous Saint has inspired me to become a Champion of the Holy Rosary. Without his inspiration, I would never have taken the Holy Rosary devotion seriously. So thank you Saint Dominic for your inspiration. Saint Dominic, pray for us. Amen.

[@timpren]

While I am not a religious man, I am so impressed with the knowledge and teaching skills of this good and wise priest. The history in this building is incalculable. The layers of history are fully revealed! Not too faraway is Santa Agnese and Santa Costanza (on one campus) out on the via Nomentana. Similar early Christian history layered one upon the other...breathtaking mosaics...

[@AbrahamFramirez-hr5zu]

God might be calling you

[@oshaughs83]

I had the absolute pleasure of visiting here on sunday past. And it would appear that the work of San Clemente continues on, as someone who has had a very turbulent few years with my faith, I can say that both my heart and soul have become changed since visiting. I was in complete awe at such history.

[@SedContraApologia]

oshaughs83 I was there last week. Truly incredible place.

[@MoonlightNothing]

Thank you

[@Gemmagalgani99]

Excellent documentary - thank you!

[@CalaverasRC]

This is amazing.

[@Facconti]

Please, make an excerpt-video only with the section from around 6:37-12:24 (the explanation of the mosaic). It is very good and beautiful and it would be great to be able to share it isolated. It is a great catechesis. I have already translated that part to Spanish, in case you're interested in adding subtitles.

[@MrPhantommystery]

-It's amazing, the beginnings of the Italian language are here!

[@laylaelkhatib4027]

great source of info! but i also feel like he is staring into my soul

[@LazarusMaria]

"Clement is here. Where is Trajan?" *drops mic*

[@MysticOfTheSands]

They're both remembered and they're both dead, so I'd call it a tie.

[@DominicanFriarsMedia]

They are both remembered, but only one is venerated by thousands upon thousands as a man of heroic virtue. Clement's current successor still reigns. The Roman empire is no more.

[@Oscar-i7z]

Tertarians