Homilies on the Gospel
work by Gregory the Great
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Gregory the Great's Homilies on the Gospel are a collection of sermons preached to the people, offering practical wisdom for Christians of his time. A homily, in general, is a public speech, typically by a member of the clergy, intended to provide moral guidance or uplift. Gregory's writings, including these homilies, were influential in shaping medieval spirituality and moral theology. He aimed to provide accessible teachings that resonated with everyday Christians.1234
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