Shepherding the Flock: The Pastoral Epistles of Saint Paul the Apostle to Timothy and Titus SVS Press and two collections of his

and two collections of his orations were translated into Slavonic in tenth-century Bulgaria for reading in church or in the monastic refectory

and criticism

and full translations of the Rule of Saint Pachomius and the Regulation of his successor

Augustine has given us here a fairly complete compendium of his whole theology and the system on which it rests

Augustine's Confessions

Shepherding the Flock: The Pastoral Epistles of Saint Paul the Apostle to Timothy and Titus SVS Press and two collections of his"Sugg. Donation" St. Paul's epistles to Timothy and Titus contain the apostle's instructions to the pastors under his care about how they, in turn, should care for their flocks in wisdom and love. As the last epistles St. Paul wrote in anticipation of his martyrdom, they remain as a testimony to his pastoral love and as an inspiration for those in the Church, both the shepherds and the flock, to walk in holiness and love themselves.