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Catena Aurea: Gospel of St. Mark by Saint Thomas Aquinas Part 2/2 | Full Audio Book
Catena Aurea: Gospel of St. Mark by Saint Thomas Aquinas (1225 - 1274)Translated by John Henry Newman (1801 - 1890)
Genre(s): Christianity - Commentary

Read by: ancientchristian in English

Chapters:
00:00:00 - 23 - Chapter 9:30-50
00:31:32 - 24 - Chapter 10:1-16
00:49:42 - 25 - Chapter 10:17-31
01:09:09 - 26 - Chapter 10:32-52
01:35:37 - 27 - Chapter 11:1-10
01:51:08 - 28 - Chapter 11:11-33
02:18:31 - 29 - Chapter 12:1-27
02:42:17 - 30 - Chapter 12:28-44
03:00:49 - 31 - Chapter 13:1-20
03:23:35 - 32 - Chapter 13:21-37
03:46:14 - 33 - Chapter 14:1-16
04:11:05 - 34 - Chapter 14:17-31
04:33:21 - 35 - Chapter 14:32-52
04:53:16 - 36 - Chapter 14:53-72
05:13:52 - 37 - Chapter 15:1-19
05:29:45 - 38 - Chapter 15:20-28
05:48:18 - 39 - Chapter 15:29-47
06:13:00 - 40 - Chapter 16:1-8
06:32:32 - 41 - Chapter 16:9-20



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