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Feb 17, 2023 1 hr 11 min

E140 Ratzinger's Eucharistic Ecclesiology (w/ Dr. DeClue)

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Level: Intermediate In this episode I am joined by Dr. Richard DeClue to discuss Joseph Ratzinger's Eucharistic Theology. Dr. Richard DeClue is the Cardinal Henri de Lubac Fellow at the Word on Fire institute. He received a Bachelor of sacred theology, a licentiate of sacred theology, and a doctorate of sacred theology in systematic theology at the Catholic University of America. He has a YouTube channel by the name of "DeClue's Views," and a blog on Wix called "Sapientia Nulliformis." Vatican II series (Authority & Continuity): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-qxMAIuRCZnYLyoy8K-5LscJrO69Ps8r YouTube: DeClue’s Views https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCq3P-y0YV1V6owHdCRw4I3A Blog on Wix: Sapientia Nulliformis https://declubac.wixsite.com/sapientianulliformis Word on Fire Institute: https://www.wordonfire.org/ Support the show

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Level: Intermediate In this episode I am joined by Dr. Richard DeClue to discuss Joseph Ratzinger's Eucharistic Theology. Dr. Richard DeClue is the Cardinal Henri de Lubac Fellow at the Word on Fire institute. He received a Bachelor of sacred theology, a licentiate of sacred theology, and a doctorate of sacred theology in systematic theology at the Catholic University of America. He has a YouTube channel by the name of "DeClue's Views," and a blog on Wix called "Sapientia Nulliformis....

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