St Ignatius of Antioch
born 35–50 in Antioch
7 works written in 2 locations (43 pages)
| Date | Name and Summary | Pages | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| 110 | This epistle conveys Ignatius's encouragement to Polycarp to remain steadfast in faith, maintain church unity, and pursue perseverance amid trials.more | 5 | Troas |
| 110 | This epistle emphasizes the importance of unity, faith, and love within the church, urging believers to remain obedient to their bishops and to live in harmony with one another in accordance with God's will.more | 10 | Smyrna |
| 110 | This epistle emphasizes the importance of unity, reverence for church authorities, and adherence to true Christian doctrine.more | 6 | Smyrna |
| 110 | This epistle emphasizes the importance of unity within the Christian community, urging believers to remain faithful to their bishop, presbyters, and deacons, and to avoid division and false doctrines.more | 5 | Troas |
| 110 | This epistle emphasizes the importance of unwavering faith and the willingness to endure suffering and even death for the sake of Jesus Christ.more | 6 | Smyrna |
| 110 | This epistle advocates for unwavering faith in the true humanity and divinity of Jesus Christ, emphasizing His physical suffering, resurrection, and the importance of Eucharistic belief as central to Christian salvation.more | 6 | Troas |
| 110 | This epistle emphasizes the importance of adhering to church authority, including the bishop, presbytery, and deacons, as the true representatives of Jesus Christ and the foundation of the Church.more | 5 | Smyrna |