Sidetrack Episode 29: Priscillian of Avila

History of the Papacy Podcast

History of the Papacy

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4.4 • 532 Ratings

🗓️ 4 October 2015

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Description: The story of Priscillian carries on with our theme of lesser known figures in Church history, who should be better known. Priscillian raised many interesting questions that cut to the heart of Christianity. Priscillian questioned the role...

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0:30.4	Psalm.
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0:36.9	Sama. Side Track Episode 29, Prisillian of Avila
0:48.5	Avala.
0:48.6	Auxa Welcome back to A2Z History Page presents the history of the papacy in Christian Church.
1:04.8	I'm your host, Steve.
1:06.9	I'd like to just take a brief moment right now to make a quick suggestion if you're looking for a new podcast to add to your library.
1:14.4	And that would be the Communio Sanctorum podcast by Lance Ralston, a podcast on church history.
1:21.9	Communio Sanctorum is a great companion to this show.
1:25.6	Listening to Lance's show gives us another wonderful perspective
1:28.8	on the fascinating topic of church history. To learn more about Communio Sanctorum and subscribe,
1:36.5	go to the website www.s.comptorum.us, which is also listed in the show notes.
1:45.1	Before we get too far, I'd like to thank Antonio Rodriguez for his insights on Prisilian.
1:51.5	When I first started to research Prisilian, I reached out to Antonio to get his sense of how Prisilian is viewed today in Spain and Portugal.
2:00.9	Antonio's ideas and insight greatly helped me in writing this episode.
2:05.4	Having Antonio on the ground has made this podcast much better,
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