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The Silent Witnesses
By Christian Garces2026-05-0894m
Release2026-05-08
Runtime94m
The Fathers are not a footnote. They are witnesses who stood near the fire where doctrine was fought for, clarified, and handed down — often at great personal cost.
From Ignatius of Antioch to Athanasius of Alexandria, from Nicaea to Chalcedon, their voices shaped the confession the Church still makes every Sunday. This film follows them into the controversy.
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A candlelit descent into the Fathers, councils, and the cost of guarding the faith.
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