Four Fourth Century Fathers Seminar

After a too long hiatus, we are back on the Road to Walsingham. As promised, we have a new program series for you: The Adult Education Forum Seminar. In these seminars, we will delve deeper into a given topic each season.

For the Fall 2014 season, we will have Greg Orcutt presenting a 6 part series on the Four Fourth Century Fathers. If you missed his initial lecture during the regular Adult Education Forum series, you can listen to it here.

Ep. 1 - Introduction to the 4th Century and Arius the Heresiarch

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Originally Recorded 13 October 2014

Ep. 2 - St. Athanasius Contra Mundi

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Originally Recorded 20 October 2014

Ep. 3 - St. Ambrose of Milan

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Originally Recorded 27 October 2014

Ep. 4 - St. Augustine pt. 1: Life and Conversion

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Originally Recorded 3 November 2014

Ep. - 5 St. Augustine pt 2: Theology and Work

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Originally Recorded 10 November 2014

Ep. 6 - St. Jerome

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Originally Recorded 17 November 2014

Greg Orcutt: Fourth Century Fathers

Greg Orcutt gives a brief survey of the troubled 4th century A.D. when the Church was embattled by the Arian Heresy.  This is also the introduction to his 5 part series this Fall on the 4th Century Fathers; the first of our Faith Seeking Understanding Seminars.


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Originally Recorded 21 September 2014

Greg Orcutt has been a member of Our Lady of Walsingham since 1994.  He completed his M.A. in Philosophy from the University of St. Thomas soon thereafter, writing his thesis on the obligations imposed by promise in Aquinas.  After teaching for five years in Catholic high schools in this diocese, he left Houston to join a Benedictine monastery, staying only a year but leaving with a renewed love for the Rule of St. Benedict and it relevance to modern life for all Christians, regardless of their state in life.  Teaching the occasional course give him a release from his current IT job at the University of Texas.