St. Augustine Part 1: Historical Background

TAN publisher Conor Gallagher and Dr. Paul Thigpen examine the life of St. Augustine of Hippo in part one of an 8-part series of The Spiritual Masters on St. Augustine.
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St. Augustine is intimately fascinating and relatable to people throughout the centuries, perhaps more today than ever. Learn what precipitated St. Augustine’s famous conversion, why he is known as the “Doctor of Grace,” and why St. Jerome said, “Augustine established anew the ancient faith.” And discover why Augustine’s inspiring story is also his mother St. Monica’s story and consider the ramifications for your own life and relationships.
Spiritual Masters: St. Augustine of Hippo
Part 1: Historical Background
Part 2: The Confessions
Part 3: City of God
Part 4: The Heresies
Part 5: On Christian Doctrine
Part 6: On The Trinity
Part 7: The Sermons
Part 8: Model For Holiness
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[@bloodwrage]

Saint Monica, ora pro nobis. Thank you both, gentlemen!

[@tomlabooks3263]

Wonderful conversation about our extraordinary Augustine ! Looking forward to part II.

[@HughConlon82528101]

This is a wonderful endeavor. I am waiting with baited breathe for more of this series.

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I see you have a Haydock Bible in the background, are you ever going to sell it on your website?

[@sodetsurikomigoshi2454]

found this waaay down in the feed while searching for "augustine and free will". All prior videos were by protestants. Why do protestant videos on Augustine outnumber Catholics by like 20:1...

[@neroresurrected]

Because the Protestants, especially the Calvinists love to claim Augustine and Calvin wrote a lot on Free Will and grace, mistakenly and erroneously so I might add. If you’re Catholic I would only watch Catholic channels and podcasts on Saint Augustine. Although fewer they are consistent theologically and philosophically whereas the Protestant positions on Augustine are numerous and contain errors as they can’t even agree amongst themselves.