Welcome to the International Association of Patristic Studies

The purpose of the Association is to promote the study of Christian antiquity, especially the Fathers of the Church.

The Association attempts to bring into contact all those whose work in one way or another concerns patristic research, especially those engaged in imparting instruction in this field and responsible for orienting and directing research, as well as directors of collections, editions, reviews, encyclopaedias and other publications.

The Association also attempts to provide precise information on works published, planned or in progress in the field of Christian antiquity, and communicates this information in an annual Bulletin and a biennial Annuaire, published by Brepols.

A brochure about the Association is available for distribution.

In March 2020 AIEP decided to create a YouTube channel in order to update and deepen the essence of AIEP, which consists of putting in contact and mutual communication scholars whose work relates to research and teaching in the field of Patristic Studies. You can find the YouTube channel here.

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International Seminar: “The Council of Nicaea (325), a Theological Event”

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6th International Colloquium on St. Maximus the Confessor Theme: "Maximus the Confessor and the Mystery of Divine Revelation"

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NICAEA AT 1700: THE FIRST COUNCIL AND THE ‘WAY TOGETHER’

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Jena, 12 doctoral research positions in fields of research on Antiquity and the Middle Ages

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University of Zurich, Assistent Professorship in Ancient Christianity and Digital Humanities

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Individual Identity Formation among Christians in Antiquity

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