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Hi to all, You can download the complete 37 volumes of the writings of the Early Church Fathers from this address: < http://www.zeitun-eg.org/ecfidx.htm> They said you are welcome to use it as much as you like and post it where ever it is helpful. Rose
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A Rose by any other name!
You are wonderful!
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I saw the title for this thread, and had visions of some kind of Star Trek Transporter.
Grin
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Dear Mother Sharon,
Well, their teachings are "out of this world!"
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I cannot resist any longer: When I saw, on another thread, the subject matter as "The Lucan Jump" I thought that that was a dance that I had somehow missed out on in the 60's. I heard of the "Bongo Stomp" and the "Monster Mash" but never the "Lucan Jump". I apologize for my distorted sense (or lack of sense) of humor. Silouan, old monk still living in the 60's. 
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Bless me a sinner, Father Silouan,
You are so wonderful, I could hug and kiss you!
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Dear Alex: The next time I am in Toronto I will let you! 
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Originally posted by Rose: Hi to all,
You can download the complete 37 volumes of the writings of the Early Church Fathers from this address:
<http://www.zeitun-eg.org/ecfidx.htm>
They said you are welcome to use it as much as you like and post it where ever it is helpful.
RoseThe Copt who runs that site runs an extensive service, I wish more people would encourage him. He is also the one who made the site I referred you all to about St. Menas, apart from another Yahoo! group he spends hours on.  Peace and grace. Agape, Mina/Wak-Wak Amen, maranatha!
Peace and grace.
Agape,
Fortunatus
Amen, maranatha!
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Originally posted by monksilouan: Dear Alex: The next time I am in Toronto I will let you! Abouna, can I have a hug too? I live really close to Toronto!
Peace and grace.
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Amen, maranatha!
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Oh I just love all the humor!
I did check with the aribible list before I posted the address here. They said that we were welcome to post it anywhere that it would be useful. This forum seems like it would be a place that many would want to make use of it. But anyway.
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Well I hope they gave permission!  (It's in the public domain) I perfer http://www.ccel.org/fathers2 , but whichever ya like (if you prefer downloading it all, I guess the place linked to in the first post is the place for you ). While we're on the topic of the Church Fathers, I sort of have a Catholic question: why do so many Catholics point to http://www.newadvent.org/fathers for Church Fathers documents? That always seemed sorta strange to me since newadvent doesn't have footnotes and such with their documents. If I was gonna link to the Church Fathers for lay people to be reading through, I'd want to give them a site with as many explanatory notes/footnotes/etc. as possible. *shrugs* Guess we each support our own PS. I'm not knocking newadvent, I've found many of the articles there helpful.
He who can without strain keep vigil, be long-suffering and pray is manifestly a partaker of the Holy Spirit. But he who feels strain while doing these things, yet willingly endures it, also quickly receives help. - Mark the Monk
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Originally posted by Rose:
Oh I just love all the humor!
I did check with the aribible list before I posted the address here. They said that we were welcome to post it anywhere that it would be useful. This forum seems like it would be a place that many would want to make use of it. But anyway.
Rose Hey Rose! sorry, that's not what i meant, i was just hoping people would toss him an e-mail and say "nice work", that's all. not permissions or credit to his main site or anything. :-) Peace and grace. agape, fortunatus amen, maranatha!
Peace and grace.
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Sorry for the silly question but I am not adept at computers.
What will this do to my memory if I download the entire 38 volumes to my hard drive?
And just how do you get those little pics by your name?
Blessings to All!
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Hi,
You can download them onto your hard drive, then put them on disks. After that you can delete them from you hard drive and have the space back.
And I don't remember how I got the little pic. Look for an administrators note about the upgrade.
Let's post it as a separate topic.
Rose
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