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#44 | Papal Snapshot: Origen Repents to St. Pope Fabian (mid 200s)
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Our Vision
Our mission is to cultivate Saints, Sages, and Statesmen through the Great Tradition of Christendom by transforming the classics into visual, engaging, and beautiful media to reach the most distracted, digital, and culturally-orphaned generation in history.
By uniting exceptional thinkers, artists, and creators, we aim to create a platform that makes the Great Tradition more accessible than ever, ensuring its enduring relevance in the 21st century and beyond.
Our Civilizational Crisis
Our civilization faces a crisis. The Great Tradition is vanishing—neglected in the Church, stripped from education, and often presented as lifeless, bare texts that fail to engage a digital and culturally-orphaned age. As a result, the heart of Christendom is being lost.
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Building the Five Masterpieces
In the past, generous Patrons supported Saints, Sages, and Statesmen to create the enduring masterpieces that have inspired countless conversions to Christ. Inspired by these masterpieces of the Great Tradition, Eternal Christendom will focus on building Five Masterpieces. It will take years of effort and many generous Patrons to create them. But we believe that nothing less than a new era of Patronage can ensure the survival – indeed the revival – of the Great Tradition.
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