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LaSalle
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Catholic Answers had tracts on what the ECFs taught on various topics. There were quotes that were easily accessible on any given topic … I can’t find them anymore. What happened to them?
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ahs
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Maybe they are archived? If you search a particular topic, some of thoses tracts will have the pertinent quotes from the ECF’s (such as the one on Baptism, or Papal Authority).
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Church_Militant
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Try this link. The Fathers Know Best.
You might also get The Fathers Know Best: Your Essential Guide to the Teachings of the Early Church
You might also get The Fathers Know Best: Your Essential Guide to the Teachings of the Early Church
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Nita
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You might like to purchase Jurgen’s 3 volume set titled “The Faith of the Early Fathers”. It’s excellent, and not that expensive. It sounds like what you are looking for. There’s a topical index to quotes from ECF’s that pertain to specific topics.
amazon.com/Faith-Early-Fathers-Three-Volume-Set/dp/0814610250
amazon.com/Faith-Early-Fathers-Three-Volume-Set/dp/0814610250
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Catholic_Dude
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The pages you’re looking for are still there but they are now kind of a pain to find. I don’t like the new set up for Catholic.com because there is no longer the “Library” links you can follow for the various popular subjects. Now you can pretty much only do a Search, but the problem there is that the top search results are from radio shows and the magazine, meaning the popular articles we’re used to consulting are buried deep within tons of search result pages and often hard to find. :takethat:
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DavidFilmer
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It’s easy enough for me - just hover over the “Read” tab at the top of the page - a pop-up menu ought to appear, and one of the options is “Tracts.” This takes you to the main tracts page, topically organized.The pages you’re looking for are still there but they are now kind of a pain to find.
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LaSalle
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Exactly! Except, I think they may have removed some of those ECF ones.The pages you’re looking for are still there but they are now kind of a pain to find. I don’t like the new set up for Catholic.com because there is no longer the “Library” links you can follow for the various popular subjects. Now you can pretty much only do a Search, but the problem there is that the top search results are from radio shows and the magazine, meaning the popular articles we’re used to consulting are buried deep within tons of search result pages and often hard to find. :takethat:
Thanks guys for all the suggestions.
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Church_Militant
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*Tracts *I have 'em bookmarked so I can always get to them as needed.It’s easy enough for me - just hover over the “Read” tab at the top of the page - a pop-up menu ought to appear, and one of the options is “Tracts.” This takes you to the main tracts page, topically organized.
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