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✍️ Catholic Book Review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ St. Cyril of Alexandria’s Commentary on the Gospel of John is a masterpiece of early Christian exegesis. With clarity and theological depth, St. Cyril illuminates the divine mystery of the Word made Flesh, grounding his interpretation in the apostolic faith handed down from the early Church. For Catholic listeners, this work is not only a historical treasure but also a profound aid to prayer and meditation on the life of Christ. As one of the Church Fathers most devoted to defending the truth of Christ’s divinity, Cyril’s reflections remain timeless, reaffirming Catholic teaching and strengthening our understanding of Scripture. A must-listen for anyone seeking a deeper union with Christ through His Word.
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