Sidetrack Episode 17: Little Wolf

History of the Papacy Podcast

History of the Papacy

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4.4 • 532 Ratings

🗓️ 6 July 2014

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Constantine’s purpose for calling an ecumenical council was to stabilize and unify the Roman Empire. For many reasons, the Empire was neither stabilized nor unified. Theological battles were raging inside of the Empire and groups outside of the...

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0:00.0	Looking for a simple way to stay rooted in God's Word every day.
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0:28.3	or Google Play Store and download it today. Sidetrack Episode 17, Little Wolf
0:43.9	Welcome back to the History of the Papacy podcast.
0:58.7	I'm Steve, your host for this podcast about the history of the popes of Rome and Christian Church.
1:04.8	This is an installment of our sidetrack episodes where we take a closer look at topics and papal and church history that are
1:12.1	interesting but somewhat tangential to the stories we tell in the main episodes.
1:17.8	The History of the Papacy podcast is a proud member of the History Podcasters.com network,
1:23.7	where you can find out about many other great podcasts, including the history collage.
1:29.0	If you'd like to learn more about the History of the Papacy Podcast, check out the website at
1:33.8	A2Z HistoryPage.com, Facebook page History of the Papacy Podcast, and Twitter at Papal History Pod.
1:45.1	This sidetrack episode is about a person who is an important connection between the events of
1:50.1	the Council of Nica and the next 200 years or so of European history, including church and
1:57.2	Roman history.
1:58.8	The person we will talk about today was variously known as
2:02.6	Ulfila, Wolfelos, Orphalas, and even all of those names minus the S at the end, and each
2:10.5	is spelled in any number of different ways. Wolfelah or Wolfeloss was his his Gothic name and is translated as Little Wolf.
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