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September 16, 2013 By Fr. John A. Peck

The Church Fathers (and others) On Preaching

Just a collection of some great quotes from the Fathers and other preachers through history on the call of preaching! Not an extensive list of quotes, but some wonderful wisdom here nonetheless: “The scope of our art [of preaching] is to provide the soul with wings, to rescue it from the world and g … [Read more...]

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