St. Ambrose: Catholic Means Being Under the Roman Church (Papal Snapshot) | Ep. 90

In this Papal Snapshot, St. Ambrose of Milan—the Church Father who baptized St. Augustine—shows that early Christians equated being Catholic with being under Rome’s authority. He also tells a riveting story confirming his Catholic beliefs about the Eucharist.

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CHAPTERS

00:00 - Intro

3:03 - St. Ambrose, On the Death of Satyrus

09:19 - Conclusion

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