Biblia

Chromatius

Chromatius bishop of Aquileia (after 388), a distinguished theological writer of the Latin Church, The place and date of his birth are not known. He was a friend of Jerome, Ambrose, Rufinus, and other distinguished men of that period. It was Chromatius who induced Jerome to translate the Old Testament into Latin, and Jerome dedicated … Continue reading “Chromatius”

Chrodieldis

Chrodieldis a nun of the convent of the Holy Cross at Poictiers. She incited a rebellion in the nunnery, and was excommunicated at the Council of Poictiers, A.D. 590, but was afterwards restored to the communion. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

Chrodegang, Saint

Chrodegang, Saint (703-766) Confessor, Bishop of Metz, born Hasbania, Belgium ; died Metz, Lorraine. Educated at the court of Charles Martel , he became chancellor and prime minister. He introduced the Roman liturgy and chant into his diocese and established community life for his cathedral clergy, composing a special rule for them. He founded the … Continue reading “Chrodegang, Saint”

Chrodegang

Chrodegang bishop of Metz in the eighth century, was born of noble Frankish parents, brought up at the court of Charles Martel, and made his recorder (referendarius). In 742 he was raised by Pepin to the bishopric of Metz, and was very active in building churches, and in increasing the influence of Rome during the … Continue reading “Chrodegang”

Chrodebert II

Chrodebert II (otherwise known as Ruotbertus, Crabertus, and Erabertus), archbishop of Tours, is said to have taken monastic vows A.D. 662. He is distinguished for a judgment which he wrote concerning a woman who had committed fornication after she had joined a religious order. The document was suppressed for two reasons: first, because Chrodebert, who … Continue reading “Chrodebert II”

Chrodebert I

Chrodebert I (otherwise Rigobert, or Zerobert), archbishop of Tours. The Chronicon Turonense makes him the prelate who granted to St. Martin’s Abbey at Tours privileges confirmed by pope Adeodatus (672-676). Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

CHRIST’S TASK

CHRIST’S TASK to finish the Father’s Work Joh 4:34; Joh 5:36; Joh 9:4; Joh 17:4; Joh 19:30 –SEE Christ’s Mission, CHRIST JESUS Fuente: Thompson Chain-Reference Bible

CHRISTS, FALSE

CHRISTS, FALSE Our Savior predicted that many pretended Messiahs would come, Mat 24:24 and his word has been abundantly fulfilled. One of them named Coziba lived within followers, and occasioned the death of more than half a million of Jews. Others have continued to appear, even down to modern times. Fuente: American Tract Society Bible … Continue reading “CHRISTS, FALSE”