Patristic writings, the development of core doctrines, and the foundations for later legendary traditions.
The Didache—or The Teaching of the Twelve Apostles—ranks among the hidden jewels of early Christian literature. Though its origins stretch back to the late first or early second century, it…
Myths are often dismissed as fictional or fanciful. In Catholicism, however, the word myth carries a far deeper connotation: it signifies the living drama of God’s redemptive work in history.…
Many modern Catholics cringe at the word myth, assuming it equates to “a made-up story.” Yet figures like Fr. Dwight Longenecker and Joseph Campbell have highlighted that “myth” can communicate…