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Holy Quotes

Many who are not Catholic have sometimes been misinformed about the origins of the Church and have never been presented with the historical verbal evidence for the doctrines and teachings of the Catholic faith. I thought that if we could show the mind set of the Early Church Fathers and Christian Catholics in 100AD, 200AD, 300AD, 400AD, etc. this would cause our separated brethren to re-thinking certain doctrines that they have had a hard time accepting. I, myself, have found what these early Church Christians have said very edifying and sometimes interesting. Weather you are Catholic or not, I believe you will enjoy this new feature to our site.

"Holy Quotes" will deliver 'holy quotes' from the Early Church Fathers, saints and Popes throughout the age of our Church to your inbox on a regular basis of YOUR choosing. 

You say that you are swamped with e-mail already? With Holy Quotes you can receive Holy Quotes every second, third, fourth or sixth day; or every first, second or third week or every one or two months! To start off you will be able to sign up for one OR ALL 'Holy Quotes'! 

Now you can hear from the horses mouth:

  • St. Ignatius of Antioch who lived around 50-107AD
  • St. Polycarp of Smyrma who lived around 69-165AD
  • Pope St. Clement I of Rome who lived around 60-99AD
  • St. Augustine of Hippo who lived around 354-430AD and more!

Sign up today and tell others about us!

... and more!

In the coming weeks and months, I'll be adding more catechesis
and apologetic topics that you can sign up for under Holy Quotes.

Coming Quote/Topic Types:

  • The Faith of the Catholic Church: A Catholic Catechesis

Go here here to SIGN UP TODAY!

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