Deo Volente (God Willing): Love in the First Century

Giselle Aguiar+ | March 17, 2012

St. Patrick witnessed the conversion of the Roman Empire to Christianity. His grandfather, Potitus was a Christian priest and his father, Calpornius a deacon.

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Giselle Aguiar+ | December 11, 2011

My series, The Christian Centuries, starts in the first century after Jesus was born. I plan to follow Christian church history through the centuries. But Christianity didn’t begin in the year 1. Christianity is deeply rooted in the rich history of Judaism.

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Tags: ancestors, Bible, Christianity, Christmas, God, historical research, Israelites, Jesus, Jesus fulfills prophecy, Judaism, King David, King David's lineage, Old Testament Prophecies, Old Testament prophets, prophecies, prophecy, prophets, Psalms, scriptures, Son of David, star of Bethlehem

Giselle Aguiar+ | May 22, 2009

Today’s Christian and Catholic churches should get back to the basics like the early Christian Churches of the first century — just priase and worship.

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Tags: Apostle Paul, Christian church, Early Christian Church, Faith, God, Roman Empire, St. Paul